11 Books recommended by Guy Kawasaki

The Hockey Handbook
Author :Lloyd Percival

"Probably the best book ever written about hockey tactics." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

Crossing the Chasm
Marketing and Selling High-Tech Products to Mainstream Customers
Author :Geoffrey A. Moore

"Entrepreneurs should read this book when they are cranking out their 'conservative' sales projections." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

Future Forward
Leadership Lessons from Patrick McGovern, the Visionary Who Circled the Globe and Built a Technology Media Empire
Author :Glenn Rifkin

"It's about time that Pat's vision and wisdom sees the light of day." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

The Chicago Manual of Style
Author :University of Chicago Press Staff

"The definitive book on how to handle the tweaky issues that come up in writing." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

Mastering the Dynamics of Innovation
Author :James M. Utterback

"Opened my eyes with evidence and findings about innovation." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

Uncommon Genius
How Great Ideas are Born
Author :Denise Shekerjian

"Gets into the minds of the 'genius' award winners of the MacArthur Foundation." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

Inevitable Illusions
How Mistakes of Reason Rule Our Minds
Author :Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini

"Explains how entrepreneurs confuse themselves." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

If You Want to Write
A Book about Art, Independence and Spirit
Author :Brenda Ueland

"Perhaps my favorite book of all time." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

The Innovator's Dilemma
When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail
Author :Clayton M. Christensen

"Taught me why it’s so hard to come up with a second hit." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

The Effective Executive
The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right Things Done
Author :Peter F. Drucker

"I devoured this book while in college." - Guy Kawasaki [Source]

FAQs
Q1: What books does Guy Kawasaki recommend?
Guy Kawasaki recommends books from a wide variety of genres, from business-focused books such as ReWork and The Art of the Start to inspiring works such as The Power of Intention by Dr. Wayne Dyer and Tribe of Mentors by Tim Ferriss.
Q2: How does Guy Kawasaki choose books to recommend?
Guy Kawasaki chooses books to recommend based on his experience in the business world, the ideas and values from the authors, and the impact that these books have had on his life and the lives of others.
Q3: What other topics does Guy Kawasaki write about?
In addition to books, Guy Kawasaki also writes about a wide range of topics, including entrepreneurship, leadership, marketing, technology, and innovation. Additionally, he is an avid speaker, appearing at conferences around the world on a frequent basis.
Q4: Does Guy Kawasaki offer an online book club?
Yes. Guy Kawasaki runs an online book club where he and fellow entrepreneurs discuss books, new ideas, successes, and opportunities to continue to learn and grow.