The 10 Most Popular, Must-Read Books for the Work at Home Crowd
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Last updated 10/22/2021 by
Suchi RudraWhen you’re going it on your own, it helps to have a little advice from others. So why not pick up some words of wisdom from those who have been there, done that and lived to tell the tale? We’re talking about books of course!
Here are 10 staple books for the work at home newbie or full timer. They’re are packed with mind-blowing inspiration and might just give you some business super powers.
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1. The 4-Hour Workweek, by Timothy Ferriss
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Although Ferriss’ revolutionary book has been around since 2007, it’s a very relevant text that still applies as the trend of the portable career continues to grow and people are attempting to better their work-life balance. You’ve no doubt seen it in every well-stocked bookstore–pick up a copy!
2. Linchpin: Are you indispensable? by Seth Godin
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Well-renowned author and speaker Godin gets right to the point with this passionate book that sends a clear and powerful message: you can make your service/product matter if you choose to—and you should.
3. The Art of the Start, by Guy Kawasaki
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4. The Lean Startup, by Eric Ries
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5. For Better or for Work, by Meg Cadoux Hirshberg
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6. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, by Robert Persig
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7. In the Plex, by Steven Levy
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8. Losing my Virginity, by Richard Branson
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9. The New Rules of Marketing and PR, by David Meerman Scott
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10. Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity, by David Allen
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It’s all in the title—if you’re seeking to create a more peaceful workday routine, you’ll benefit from the time management methods explained in this book by one of the top experts in personal and organizational productivity. Anyone trying to improve their productivity, do better work, and manage their time without stress should have this book.
Think you don’t have time to read a whole book? Get the audiobook and be one of those people who listen to inspirational messages while driving to the store, or out jogging. It can never hurt to have a listen to what the experts have to say—you might be in for a career-changing surprise.
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Suchi Rudra is an avid traveler and freelance writer from Texas who covers personal finance, travel, green building, tech, and entrepreneurship. Her work can be found in VICE, The Guardian, Vice, American Way, BBC Travel, Fodor's, Transitions Abroad, PlanetEye.com, TravelStart.com, Expats.cz, The Writer and India Currents and many other publications.
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