Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers. 12/20 - ThreadSky

I'm really looking forward to your troll post at like 19 or 20 when you drop like, The Game or the Tucker Max one in there. Or a later Steven Ambrose work

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roguishjrt.bsky.social•48 days ago

#9

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roguishjrt.bsky.social•46 days ago

#10

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bicoastaldem.bsky.social•48 days ago

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oweniverson.bsky.social•48 days ago

Wait, have people read 20 books??

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joelegoza.bsky.social•48 days ago

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trachinus.bsky.social•48 days ago

🐊🦎🦎

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artemis46.bsky.social•48 days ago

9/20

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rigbythedog.bsky.social•48 days ago

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bvkent.bsky.social•48 days ago

My mother had a print of the original cover framed in our home growing up. Johnson was one of her mentors in grad school.

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tiaphd.bsky.social•48 days ago

Any book? Novels? Children's books? Or just books related to one's life as an academic?

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gretialee.bsky.social•48 days ago

12/20

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ajg10279.bsky.social•47 days ago

Barbara Tuchman, The Guns of August.

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susanflye.bsky.social•48 days ago

9/20

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chuckmassoudtastor.bsky.social•47 days ago

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exploring-eye.bsky.social•48 days ago

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mlamb.bsky.social•48 days ago

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katysmama.bsky.social•48 days ago

NEVER LET ME GO by Kazuo Ishiguro

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retiredoldguy.bsky.social•48 days ago

1/20

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retiredoldguy.bsky.social•46 days ago

2/20

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dqcomm.bsky.social•48 days ago

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splcgirl.bsky.social•48 days ago

Welp, I gave my copy to my 10 yo grandson: Jexium Island, a 1957 adventure novel by Madeleine Grattan about a castaway and the French Navy who work to stop a group of kidnappers from exploiting children on an island in the North Atlantic." It WOKE me up when I was about his age.

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cdv214.bsky.social•48 days ago

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scottwhall.bsky.social•47 days ago

Steve and I agree that if you want to design products that customers love, you need to design for their future wants and needs. Marketing research generally only addresses customers current understanding of their wants which is inadequate for new products.