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Love is the killer app

by Tim Sanders · first published 2002

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  • j45 · Jan 3, 2012 · Recommends

    A few books that helped me keep my soul and be productive in consulting: Crack my head open for re-flashing - An open heart - Dalai Lama - Love is the Killer App - Tim Sanders - The Man who mistook his Job for a life Consulting: - High Impact Consulting - This book taught me to only do tiny but really painful items for new customers to build momentum. By getting…

  • calebbushner · May 17, 2022 · Recommends

    …Innovator's Dilemma - Clay Christensen • The Toyota Way - Jeffrey Liker • The Beer Game - duh :-) Leadership: • High Output Management - Andy Grove • The Hard Thing About Hard Things - Ben Horowitz • Love is the Killer App - Tim Sanders GTM: • Start With Why (Tedx Talk) • Benefit ladders (Human Centered Design exercise good for product AND positioning) • Everything on Kellblog • Everything from Andy Raskin (especially…

    on “The Beer Game (1992)” ↗
  • CharlesMerriam2 · May 27, 2020 · Recommends

    "Love is the Killer App" is great book on reading. It discusses how to take notes in books, review them quickly, retain information, choose books and so on. Like all great business books, it has a wrong and misleading title.…

    on “Reading habits that changed my life” ↗
  • djyaz1200 · Jan 3, 2017 · Mentions

    There is a thoughtful book on this topic called "Love is the Killer App" that makes the argument that in a commodity based economy the most ruthless prevail (think 20th century steel industry), but in an information based community the most altruistic prevail (the internet).…

    on “Forget Survival of the Fittest: It Is Kindness That Counts (2009)” ↗

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