
Wade Davis
“there's a really beautifully written, detailed chapter in a book called The Wayfinders by Wade Davis that talks about the sort of Polynesian diaspora”— Tim Ferriss
Patrick Lencioni
“it's largely based on a book that Patrick Lencioni wrote called The Ideal Team Player. And it is a peer-to-peer evaluation system”— Jake Muise
Hermann Simon (inferred)
“we have Confessions of the Pricing Man. Simon, I think is the last name. It's really good. Anybody that deals with any type of product strategy, I make sure they read that one.”— Jake Muise
Keith Cunningham (inferred)
“And then The Road Less Stupid. It is one of my favorite general business books. Chris Ashenden recommended it to me.”— Jake Muise
Tim Ferriss (inferred)
“its venison has been served in top restaurants across the country, including Alinea, which featured very heavily in The 4-Hour Chef.”— Tim Ferriss
Tim Ferriss (inferred)
“for Tribe of Mentors, so my last book, there were many people featured and one of the questions I asked almost everybody was”— Tim Ferriss
James Loehr (inferred)
“I ended up reading this book. It's, I'm sure, dated in a million ways, but it was called Mental Toughness Training for Sports. And there was an assessment.”— Tim Ferriss
Jeffrey Gitomer (inferred)
“the first business book I ever read was called The Little Red Book of Selling. It was this tiny little thing that I got. And a quote in there stuck with me for years”— Jake Muise
AG1 (inferred)
“Chris Ashenden is the founder of AG1. Previously Athletic Greens.”— Tim Ferriss
Polaris
“Polaris is one brand name, there are many others. There are other terms used to refer to these things, but that's what we're talking about.”— Tim Ferriss