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Harsh

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Harsh's Books by Status

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Working Backwards: Insights, Stories, and Secrets from Inside Amazon
Obviously Awesome: How to Nail Product Positioning so Customers Get It, Buy It, Love It
Inspired: How to Create Tech Products Customers Love
Crossing the Chasm: Marketing and Selling High-Tech Products to Mainstream Customers
Playing to win: How strategy really works
Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters
Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making

Harsh's Reading Goals

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1/17 books
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2026 Reading Goal

Read 17 books by . They're 7 books behind schedule.

Harsh's Most Popular Reviews

Similar review to the first part. 4.5/5 It did feel like this was stretched a little bit unnecessarily, but it did keep me interested.

Did i like the book: yes. Would i recommend this series? Yes. Would i re-read it? Probably not. Hence 4.5.

4.5/5
I feel like there are a lot of plot holes in the book. A lot of places where you can say: really? The government or the big players couldn't think of ANYTHING better?
Furthermore, I'm not gonna lie, I did cringe at the “romance” part of the book. Maybe/Especially because I'm a man and the romance is from a woman's perspective.
Now that we got the cringe parts out of the way, I'd like to say that this book always kept me interested and excited. The plot is interesting and i always wanted more. Even though i would've liked more world building, since the book does move at a fast pace, i didn't miss it that much. Given this, I liked that the book kinda reads like screenplay and i could visualize the story or the “movie” playing in my head as I listened to the book. Yes i did listen to an audiobook. However, i did like it enough to buy it and buy the second and the third book. So there's that. I would recommend it for every romantasy lover. And if you can get over the cringe romance parts even to men who might wanna read more about dragons and fighting.

It was an interesting and inspiring book where i got to learn about the man behind great and innovative products. The book does a great job at describing how steve jobs was and how he thought and behaved.
I can't help but feel sad that such a great innovator has left us. But he left us with a great legacy. His legacy. Apple.

I wish i had the physical copy of this book instead of an audiobook because the “try it” sections in each chapters are really useful. Also, while listening to the audiobook, you often forget what the acronyms stand for. Other than that, a good book and a good listen.

I believe this book provides amazing insights about the opposite sex.

It provides lots of examples, practices and useful techniques people can use to enhance the relationships.

I wish i would’ve read it sooner.