there's a book called the enlightened capitalists that is just a hundred years of people trying to fix this problem at failing and like the detailed case studies and like no founder should ever read it end to end it's too depressing but it's important to know some of these stories
Lenny's Podcast, "Reflections on a movement", lightning round, books he recommends most; his own spoken answer (YouTube captions).
I really want more people to read Ken L the dandelion Dynasty it's a it's a silk Punk fantasy series but it's written by he's a wonderful writer and it's it's like if you want to see what like real optimism about engineering and the ability of Engineers to change the world like but transformed in a totally different environment it's just such a great such a great read
Lenny's Podcast, "Reflections on a movement", lightning round, books he recommends most; his own spoken answer (YouTube captions). Captions cut the author's name to "Ken L".
with the exception of Andor for those that have not seen Andor it really is very good not not good for a Disney plus Star Wars show it's like actually good uh for television uh which I couldn't believe when I saw the premise of it also a huge fan of Andor and I've recommended it many times
Lenny's Podcast, "Reflections on a movement", lightning round, favourite TV show; his own spoken answer (YouTube captions).
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