davidw

Crossing the Chasm is a good book, but as a sales book for a freelancer?

Some favorites include "20 years of high tech marketing disasters", "crossing the chasm", "innovator's dilemma".

"crossing the chasm", "innovator's dilemma".

I've been reading the "Expanse" series. I liked the earlier books a bit more.

It's definitely worth reading, but not worth paying for

It's not bad, but it's free on the web.

The "Programming Collective Intelligence" book is pretty good in terms of a practical introduction to a variety of techniques.

I can't recommend that first book enough. It's still the best thing I've read for bootstrappers.

Still a very relevant book in a lot of ways.

Nathan Barry's Authority

"Climbing the Charts: What Radio Airplay Tells Us about the Diffusion of Innovation" was also very interesting, and a clever use of statistics to look at how one specific sector works.

biography of John Fremont. Interesting guy in an interesting period of American history.

"The Fractalist: Memoir of a Scientific Maverick" stick out as being pretty good.

not one for the ages, but I thought his take on entrepreneurship was interesting.