I finished reading Blank’s The Four Steps to the Epiphany a couple of weeks ago and I’ve been meaning to write a post about it since then. I read a fair number of business books and I blog about a few of the best of them (e.g. Taleb’s Fooled by Randomness, Cohen’s The Second Bounce, Perez. Download now [Steve Blank] The Four Steps to the Epiphany – Successful Strategies for Products that Win English Book in PDF for FREE Download now [Steve.

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Osterwalders follow-on book Value Proposition Design describes how to get product/market fit right. It’s another “must have” for your bookshelf.

Eric Ries was the best student I ever had. He took the Customer Development process, combined it with Agile Engineering, and actually did the first implementation in a startup. His insights about the combined Customer Development/Agile process and its implications past startups into large corporations is a sea change in thinking. His book, The Lean Startup is a “must have” for your shelf. Ben Horowitz’s The Hard Thing About Hard Things is a series essays about what CEO face in the “Build” phase – the transition from searching for a business model into a company. It’s impossible to implement any of this if you don’t understand Agile Development. Extreme Programming Explained by one of the pioneers of Agile, Kent Beck, is a great tutorial.

If you don’t understand Values, Principles and Practices in XP it makes Customer Development almost impossible. If you’re in a large company, T he Other Side of Innovation makes sense of how to actually insert innovation into an execution organization. If you’re starting a medical device company Biodesign:The Process of Innovating Medical Technologies is a must have.

It has a great customer discovery process. Talking to Humans is a great simple primer on Customer Discovery.

• and: by Alexander Osterwalder •: by Eric Ries • by Ben Horowitz • by Kent Beck • – Vijay Govindarajan & Chris Trimble • – by Giff Constable & Frank Rimalovski • The Process of Innovating Medical Technologies by Zenios, Makower, Yock, et al (great website ) •: And my newest book, – The Checklist Companion to the Startup Owners Manual Must Read Books The subtitle of Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital is the “dynamics of bubbles and golden ages”. A must read to understand the long 50-year innovation cycle we’re in. The other side of innovation is the closest recipe I’ve read for getting entrepreneurship right in large companies.

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Innovator’s Dilemma and Innovator’s Solution helped me refine the notion of the Four types of Startup Markets. I read these books as the handbook for startups trying to disrupt an established company. The Innovators DNA rings true about the skills founders need to have. Crossing the Chasm made me understand that there are repeatable patterns in early stage companies. It started my search for the repeatable set of patterns that preceded the chasm.