Books Recommended by David Kramaley

It has helped shape the way I work and build products, by making me a believer in keeping things as lean as possible for as long as possible, while slowly improving and validating your product. Business can be a risky proposition, and by taking this methodological, almost scientific approach, you mitigate risk and maximise your chances of success.

When asked what books he would recommend to youngsters interested in his professional path, David mentioned How to Win Friends and Influence People.

When asked what books he would recommend to youngsters interested in his professional path, David mentioned The Power of Habit.

When asked what books he would recommend to youngsters interested in his professional path, David mentioned Founders at Work.

When asked what books he would recommend to youngsters interested in his professional path, David mentioned Mistakes Were Made (But Not by Me).

I’m reading The Happiness Advantage: The Seven Principles of Positive Psychology That Fuel Success and Performance at Work. I expect it to reinforce some positive psychology principles I know and help me put them into practice.

I really enjoyed Down and Out in Paris and London. I think it’s meant to be a semi-autobiographical novel by George Orwell. I liked it because it was one of those books that had a big influence on the way I perceive and think about the world. Highly recommended.