THE 100 BEST BUSINESS BOOKS OF ALL TIME

11,000. That was the number of business books published in the United States in 2007. Placed one on top of another, the stack would stand as tall as a ninety-story building. And the 880 million words in that ninety-story pile would take six and a half years to read. Locked somewhere in this tower of paper is the solution to your current business problem. In fact, a book publisher recently shared research with us that showed the number one reason people buy business books is to find solutions to problems. Sitting at the educational crossroads of “I know nothing about this” and “Let’s hire a consultant,” good business books contain a high-value proposition for thirty dollars and two hours of your attention. But it is more than that. Business books can change you, if you let them. The Lexus and the Olive Tree will lead you to a paradigm shift from local to global. Now, Discover Your Strengths quizzes you, then encourages an exploration of your talents, not your weaknesses. And Moneyball shows that any industry is ripe for reinvention. It is difficult to find those gems, though. The endless stream of new books requires a filter to help discern the good and the better from the absolute best. The solution to that problem is this book, The 100 Best Business Books of All Time