Quelquefois
2022-04-24

International book day is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on what books have made a difference to is. I believe these four books are worth reading a thousand times:

- The Very Hungry Caterpillar (Eric Carle): A seminal meditation on consumer behaviour, the role of short-term greed vs sustainable resource use, and transformative growth

- Piccolo Pepperoni’s Perfect Pizzas (Jane Cornish): A case study in competition vs differentiation, sustainable growth, and market mastery vs overcapitalisation

- 1984 (George Orwell) and Brave New World (Aldous Huxley): Both outstanding but contrasting views of potential threats to freedom. People can be motivated by fear/pain and by pleasure

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Comments

  • MR_Wu
    2022-04-24
    MR_Wu
    Sounds like you're an investor who likes to read books.
  • ElvisMarner
    2022-04-24
    ElvisMarner
    Thank you for recommending so many good books.
  • Maria_yy
    2022-04-24
    Maria_yy
    I also read The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
  • Quelquefois
    2022-04-24
    Quelquefois
    Thanks for the support!
  • LittleChive
    2022-04-24
    LittleChive
    [Strong]
  • bullditt
    2022-04-24
    bullditt
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