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Timeless leadership books — read the classics in a page-flip reader, hear free audiobooks, and watch talks specific to each book. Every title carries SK's perspective, the key learnings, and how to turn it into a daily ritual.

Fresh picks every day · Thursday, Oct 15
Trust & Safety

Leaders Eat Last

Simon Sinek · 2014

Why the best leaders create a Circle of Safety so teams can perform without fear.

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Building Enduring Companies

Good to Great

Jim Collins · 2001

The research classic on why some companies make the leap from good to great — and most don't.

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Power & Influence

The 48 Laws of Power

Robert Greene · 1998

A ruthless, historical study of power dynamics — read it to recognise the game around you.

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People Skills

How to Win Friends and Influence People

Dale Carnegie · 1936

The original, still-unbeaten guide to relationships, persuasion and genuine influence.

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Amplifying Talent

Multipliers

Liz Wiseman · 2010

How the best leaders make everyone around them smarter — Multipliers vs. Diminishers.

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Mindset

As a Man Thinketh

James Allen · 1903

A short, potent classic on how thought shapes character, circumstance and achievement.

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Strategy

The Art of War

Sun Tzu · 5th c. BC

The oldest and most influential treatise on strategy — competition, positioning and winning without fighting.

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Justice & Governance

The Republic

Plato · 375 BC

The foundational work on justice, leadership and the ideal society — the philosopher-king.

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Decision Systems

Principles

Ray Dalio · 2017

Bridgewater's founder shares the life and work principles behind his success.

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Goals & OKRs

Measure What Matters

John Doerr · 2018

How OKRs — Objectives and Key Results — drove Intel, Google and others to breakout growth.

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Innovation

Zero to One

Peter Thiel · 2014

On building the future — creating something new (0→1) rather than copying (1→n).

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Motivation

Drive

Daniel H. Pink · 2009

The surprising truth about what motivates us — autonomy, mastery and purpose.

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