In review today is “Man’s search for meaning” by Viktor Frankl. In this period of my life I normally read books about entrepreneurship, and I must have gotten this book through a recommendation by an entrepreneur. But this book is different and it hit me like a train. Summary Viktor Frankl was an Austrian psychiatrist, […] Continue reading → In review today is “Delivering happiness” by Tony Hsieh. This book tells the Zappos.com story, through the eyes of the early investor and later its CEO. Zappos got from zero to $1 BN in annual merchandise sales in just 10 years. Summary One thing after reading this book is clear – Tony Hsieh ought to […] Continue reading → In review today is “The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon” by Brad Stone. The book follows the incredible success of Amazon.com and pursuit of a one man’s dream. Summary The book left me in clear admiration of Mr. Bezos – he does seem to be on a mission to leave something huge to […] Continue reading → I started this day wondering how did one progressive and liberating idea (capitalism) manage to get us so imprisoned and shackled by debt and in the lack of it, ambition? Is it that the system is broken, or is it that the human nature is such that it would break any system ? Even 70s […] Continue reading → Managers should ask themselves – If we hire X, will the average quality of people in our team go up? Imagine your company is a bus and people enter and leave. There are many stops along the way and your goal is that with each stop, the average quality of the people that stay in […] Continue reading →