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Try Blinkist for FREE - The Best Platform for Book and Audiobook Summaries CLICK HERE ►► http://bit.ly/blinkist_freetrial ◄◄ Download the PDF Abstract File CLICK HERE ►► https://manychat.com/l49/160276 ◄◄ Try Audible for FREE - The Biggest Audiobook Library Platform CLICK HERE ►► https://amzn.to/33qbB1O ◄◄ Get the Book on Amazon CLICK HERE ►► https://amzn.to/2UTG7yc ◄◄ -- -- -- -- -- ReWork shows you that you need less than you think to start a business – way less – by explaining why plans are actually harmful, how productivity isn’t a result from working long hours and why hiring and seeking investors should be your absolute last resort. I picked ReWork up from Entrepreneur On Fire’s Top 15 Business Book List, as recommended by over 350 of their guests. They compiled the books that were recommended more than four times and ended up with 15 solid picks, one of which was this one. The author, Jason Fried, is the co-founder of Basecamp, which was the first Ruby on Rails (a programming language) application ever, originally created by co-author David Heinemeier Hansson. Today some of the world’s most popular sites and apps run on Rails, such as Twitter, GitHub or even Shopify. Basecamp is also the name of their project management and collaboration software, giving teams everything they need to get stuff done, from chats to message boards, to-do’s, timelines, reminders and folders. It’s over 10 years old already, but thanks to keeping his company lean throughout the years, Jason has managed to grow it into a million-dollar software product. In 2010 he and his co-author decided to publish some of the principles they relied on to run Basecamp (until 2014 the company was called 37signals) and ReWork was born. Here are 3 great lessons about starting a business from the book: 1. Take a stand for something you believe in and then pick a fight with an incumbent. 2. Screw big corporate marketing, stay honest, personal and nimble. 3. Don’t let long hours and meetings prevail, they actually hurt productivity. Ready to rework your approach to business? Let’s go!