Awesome read with great wisdom and relevant stories for you to connect with. It probably goes without saying, but this book has a ton of heart. Her ending quote is incredibly powerful and inspiring, if you weren‘t already called to action. Found a lot of her insights very applicable to both my personal and professional life. Brave leadership won‘t be easy, as is being vulnerable - but the treasure of a life well lived seems worth it.

A fun read into various polarizing facts and situations throughout history with a data driven lens with some light economic theory. Entertaining.

Got this book from Andreesen Horowitzs offices when i visited in Silicon Valley and it still remains one of my favorite reads. It helped provide context for the career choices I made when in a tech startup at such an early age, and why I continued on this path. Also helped that Opsware was highlighted and I happen to work for the former EVP of product, translating the story to life!

I thought this one was just okay, I definitely preferred his other books.

Another by Gladwell that I enjoyed. Loved the message of imagination, creativity and problem solving in the context of inspiring new ideas. Recall this being my second favorite of his while reading in college.

Enjoyed it, lots of good points regarding the power of subconscious thinking. Remember reading this in college and the first time I heard of Dr. Gottmans research (which has been well referenced in many other readings...!)

Great read, one of my firsts in his series. Read this before the tipping point and it was what made me a fan of him in the first place! Thought the environmental factor attribution points in success were definitely interesting