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New BOOK for New MONEY

by Xenos Hu

Weekly podcast that walk you through the key thoughts and practices from best selling books about career development, including themes like building start-up, business management, industrial projection, marketing strategies and so much more!

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  1. The one-page financial plan - a simple way to be smart about your money

    Carl Richards' "The One-Page Financial Plan," a book aiming to simplify financial planning. The excerpt reveals the book's structure, moving from discovering personal values and goals (Part One), to managing spending and saving (Part Two), then investing strategically (Part Three), and finally,...

  2. Company of One

    Paul Jarvis's "Company of One" explores the advantages of intentionally staying small in business. It contrasts the traditional pursuit of rapid growth with a counterintuitive approach focused on stability, resilience, and sustainable profitability. The book presents case studies of individuals…

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  3. Unreasonable Hospitality

    Will Guidara's "Unreasonable Hospitality" details his journey building a world-class restaurant culture. The text follows a chronological structure, tracing his career from early influences and experiences to the establishment and evolution of Eleven Madison Park and the NoMad. Key themes include...

  4. Creativity, Inc.

    Ed Catmull and Amy Wallace's Creativity, Inc. details the evolution of Pixar Animation Studios, focusing on its unique culture and management practices. The book is structured in four parts, tracing Pixar's journey from its inception to its acquisition by Disney, highlighting key challenges and...

  5. Crossing the Chasm

    Geoffrey Moore's Crossing the Chasm details a model for successfully marketing disruptive high-tech products to mainstream consumers. The core concept is navigating the "chasm"—a significant gap between early adopters (visionaries and enthusiasts) and the larger, more pragmatic early majority—by...

  6. The Hard Thing About Hard Things

    Ben Horowitz's "The Hard Thing About Hard Things" offers candid reflections on the challenges of building and leading a technology company. The book is structured around thematic chapters addressing crucial leadership issues, including navigating difficult decisions like layoffs and executive...

  7. Build a Business, Not a Job

    "Build a Business, Not a Job," outlines a three-level framework for building an owner-independent business. The book emphasizes transitioning from an owner-reliant business (Level Two) to an owner-independent business (Level Three), where the company thrives regardless of the owner's daily...

  8. $100M Leads: How to Get Strangers To Want To Buy Your Stuff

    Alex Hormozi's "$100M Leads" details a comprehensive system for generating leads and scaling a business. The book builds upon his previous work, "$100M Offers," assuming a strong product already exists, and focuses on acquiring customers. Hormozi presents a four-part framework for lead…

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  9. Is Your Work Worth It

    "Is Your Work Worth It?" explores the multifaceted nature of work, examining its meaning, value, and societal impact across various contexts. The authors analyze different work orientations—jobs, careers, and callings—highlighting the often-conflicting values placed on work, from monetary...

  10. Million Dollar Weekend

    The book is structured in three parts: "Start It," focusing on mindset and preparation; "Build It," detailing a three-step, 48-hour process to validate and launch a business idea using minimal upfront cost and a strong emphasis on pre-selling; and "Grow It," which describes strategies for scaling...

  11. Never Not Working

    Never Not Working, published by Harvard Business Review Press. The excerpt details Clark's research on workaholism, arguing that the "always-on" culture is detrimental to both individuals and organizations. The text explores the myths and realities of workaholism, providing a detailed portrait of...

  12. Rework

    "Rework" is a business book by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson, drawing on their experience running the successful software company 37signals. It challenges conventional business wisdom, advocating for small, profitable companies that prioritize simplicity, focus, and customer…

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About this show

Weekly podcast that walk you through the key thoughts and practices from best selling books about career development, including themes like building start-up, business management, industrial projection, marketing strategies and so much more!

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Xenos Hu

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does New BOOK for New MONEY have?

New BOOK for New MONEY has 12 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on January 14, 2025.

What is New BOOK for New MONEY about?

Weekly podcast that walk you through the key thoughts and practices from best selling books about career development, including themes like building start-up, business management, industrial projection, marketing strategies and so much more!

How often does New BOOK for New MONEY release new episodes?

New BOOK for New MONEY publishes a few times a week, based on its 12 episodes since December 2024.

Who hosts New BOOK for New MONEY?

New BOOK for New MONEY is created and hosted by Xenos Hu.
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