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Shrrinath Navghane
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Books that will help you understand startups, VC and tech a lot better: - Zero to One: Why competition is for losers - Hard Things about Hard Things: Reality of running startup - Power Law: Why VC works the way it does - Alex Ferguson: How to manage stars and egos - Shoe Dog: How to start a disruptive brand from scratch - VC: How risk capital started with whaling expeditions - Golden Tap: Starting up in India is both exciting and hard - Like, Share and Subscribe: How YouTube became the machine it did - Big Billion Startup: Why Flipkart's story was not as easy as it seems - Innovator's Dilemma: How to spot a disruptive company before anyone - Matchmakers: Why platforms like FB, GOOG and AMZN are closer than you think - Bad Blood: When startup dreams evolve into fraud - Steve Jobs: Why confrontation drove the biggest innovator of this century - The Thinking Machine: How Nvidia's overnight success took 35 years - No Rules Rules: How to build a startup culture Big gap on Indian startups and tech which I hope to fill, but these will take you very far ahead
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