Books Recommended by Florian Hubner

6 books recommended by Florian Hubner

Rich Dad Poor Dad

Strange title, but it let's you redefine how you see work.

Source: Florian Hubner, CEO of Decondia & Startup Creator, on Reading that Changes How You Do Business · Also recommended by 29 others

Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future

by Ashlee Vance

Probably all these autobiographies about great entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and Steve Jobs. They showed me the possibilities of entrepreneurship if you just have patience and ambition. And still right now... these books produce so many feelings of euphoria so that I just can't stop creating new stuff.

Source: Florian Hubner, CEO of Decondia & Startup Creator, on Reading that Changes How You Do Business · Also recommended by 24 others

Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike

by Phil Knight

It shows you how to run a fast-growing business where innovation is key (probably the most exciting business book I‘ve ever read).

Source: Florian Hubner, CEO of Decondia & Startup Creator, on Reading that Changes How You Do Business · Also recommended by 20 others

Steve Jobs

by Walter Isaacson

Probably all these autobiographies about great entrepreneurs like Elon Musk and Steve Jobs. They showed me the possibilities of entrepreneurship if you just have patience and ambition. And still right now…these books produce so many feelings of euphoria so that I just can't stop creating new stuff.

Source: Florian Hubner, CEO of Decondia & Startup Creator, on Reading that Changes How You Do Business · Also recommended by 15 others

Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose

by Tony Hsieh

A great journey behind the Zappos founder with strong focus on how to lead employees.

Source: Florian Hubner, CEO of Decondia & Startup Creator, on Reading that Changes How You Do Business · Also recommended by 13 others

Mephisto

by Klaus Mann

It's not only an exciting novel but opened my eyes, how close to reality his predictions were in 1936 in which direction the Nazi dictatorship was shifting. Originally Mann was asked by his publisher to write a sci-fi novel about Europe in the future. However,… Read the full quote

It's not only an exciting novel but opened my eyes, how close to reality his predictions were in 1936 in which direction the Nazi dictatorship was shifting.

Originally Mann was asked by his publisher to write a sci-fi novel about Europe in the future. However, he rejected the proposal stating that he could not write an apolitical book at that point in history and wanted to reveal the racism and cruelties in the Third Reich.

If more people would have been as brave as him many wars could have been prevented. Read it!

Source: Florian Hubner, CEO of Decondia & Startup Creator, on Reading that Changes How You Do Business