- The Internet Bubble

by Richard Perkins and Michael Perkins

These guys predicted everything already in a book in 99, they analyzed 133 Companies, they told investors to sell but noone would listen, it's easy to read for me, which is important since I'm not a native english speaker.

Very Interesting and usefull to a person in Tech or investing in Tech.

I tried to find this on Amazon maybe it's just me ( and bad keywording ), but I'm sure you can get it somewhere online.

From the Kiplinger's Business Management Library

Accounting and Cash Flow management can be interesting, important book for everyone that's building a business, this knowledge can help you sustain growth over the long term.

by Ronni T. Marshak

It's a pre-bubble Book but I still think it could be usefull to a lot of people.

I recommended it a lot and people always said it's outdated.

But I think even though the internet has changed so much, people are still somehow the same.

So yeah recommendation from me.

by Michael Backman

I liked this book a lot, and It's usefull to everyone also Asians,

It can help you understand Asia and all it's Family related links between Business Men and Politicians.

They have done some impressive Research for this Book and I really loved it and read it about three times.

by David Allen

I'm usually not the Self-help guy, oh how I dispise those books!

But this one proved usefull. I think it's made for geeks, or at least tech guys, we're usually really unorganized and have trouble setting priorities, and there's often so much to do that you don't know where to start.

David Allen gives you some easy but powerfull strategies how to conquer the chaos.

Like he tells you to check everything that you can do in less than two min ( mail, phone call ) and do it.

He teaches you to brain storm in organization etc. etc.

It's a great read, it helped me organize a lot, altough I still work in a Chaos. :-)

I also think that SEO Ebooks are a bunch a crap, I bought a lot, and they didn't tell me information that I thought usefull or haven't read anywhere before.

Maybe it's become bigger haha, the copy I got is only 40 Pages long.

Not available on amazon, you'll have to go to www.richjerk.com

I'm a big fan of Stanley Bing I love his Column at the last page of the Fortune Magazine, his article about the dot-com generation of Business billionaires, and all his books.

He's just great. I'll read everyone of his Books so here 's those three that I did.

No. 1 Rome Inc.

Awsome Read, Rome really was the First Incorporation in the World, it had it's CEO, board of Directors, made Acquisitions.

He really analyzes the managers ( romulus for example ) and how they developed the right Corporate Culture to it's employee's ( citzens ).

I only read the first chapter in Fortune Magazine and went out to buy it about a week later.

I've not finished it yet, but I will it's great.

No. 2 Sun Tzu was a sissy.

You guys probably know I'm a Machiavelli and Sun zu's Art of War fan

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And Stanley Bing wrote to great books about them,

No. 2 Sun Tzu was a Sissy by stanley bing

I guess Stanley Bing is more a Fan of Machiavelli than he was for Sun Tzu, he teaches you how to wage war, where those here in the real world, that do not betray and fight will end up at the bottom.

It's funny as hell to!

Book 3

What Would Machiavelli Do? The Ends Justify the Meanness

Machiavelli would have done great in the current corporate world according to Stanley Bing.

I like it how he tells you what Machiavelli's advice would mean in the Modern Industry.

After The Prince, that is the best "machiavelli" Book I read.

I recommend reading Prince and Discourses by Niccolo Machiavelli first though.

Anyways Stanley Bing is awsome, it's his knowledge and the way he writes, it's the small but stingy and funny remarks that keep you reading his books.

I also recommend buying Fortune just for the last page, to read his column.

I kept all Fortune Magazines I bought mainly because of his Column.