Casey Neistat: "I’m a big fan of Adam Grant, his new book is fantastic."

Malcolm Gladwell: "Rule number one: never miss a new Adam Grant book! I loved this one!"

Ray Dalio: "I highly recommend 'Think Again'. Adam is one of the most revered experts in what makes organizations and people successful and he loudly and clearly tells you what is most important."

Bill & Melinda Gates: "Think Again is a must-read for anyone who wants to create a culture of learning and exploration, whether at home, at work, or at school."

Kevin Kelly: "Think Again, by Adam Grant, explores the value and process of rethinking our beliefs and opinions.

It highlights the importance of adopting a “scientist mindset” — maintaining intellectual humility, expressing doubt in one’s views, and staying curious about alternatives."

Casey Neistat: "Unbelievably riveting."

Andrew Wilkinson: "One of my favorite books of the past few years."

Alexis Ohanian: "Gripping read by Nick Bilton about the founding, rise, and fall of The Silk Road."

Chris Dixon: “I never really followed this story when it happened, so wanted to catch myself up. It is a real page-turner.”

Joe Rogan: "Ryan Holiday did a great job of compiling some very powerful and interesting thoughts in his book, The Obstacle Is The Way.

I feel like it’s one I’m going to go over often. There’s some great stuff in here."

Casey Neistat: "Incredible book"

Tim Ferriss: "The Obstacle Is The Way, penned by Ryan Holiday, is a collection of stories and principles about Stoicism, which I consider to be the ultimate personal “operating system” for entrepreneurs…or anyone who wants high performance under high stress."

MrBeast mentioned listening to 'The Obstacle Is The Way'.

Tim Ferriss: "I’ve been loving [Extreme Ownership]. Trust me. Buy it."

Marc Andreessen: "I hand out more copies of this book than any other. How to take responsibility for yourself and for those around you.

Modern Stoicism, as applied in the military, business, and life."

Michael Mauboussin: "Great book by two remarkable men. You want these guys on your side."

Casey Neistat: "My favorite Jocko book"

Jamie Dimon: “By turns practical and insightful, Fred’s indefatigable spirit, sound judgement, and depth of experience shine through in Trade Is Not a Four-Letter Word. 

Throughout his unique upbringing and accomplished career, which spanned a period of profound political and economic change, Fred set a standard of leadership and level-headed collaboration while dealing with the complex issues around global trade and the many ways it impacts our day-to-day lives. 

And these meaningful lessons about trade apply to all of us—in business and in life.”

Casey Neistat: "I've never paid too much attention to trade and globalization but this book does a great job making sense of complicated issues."

Casey Neistat: "Just finished this yesterday. Absolutely fantastic book. Super recommend if you're into spycraft and espionage."

Bill Gates: "An amazing real-life espionage thriller"

Alexis Ohanian: "How did it take me so long to read (listen) to this?

Fantastic book, Nick Bilton - far more relatable than I knew or expected."

Casey Neistat: "It was reading Hatching Twitter that literally motivated me, inspired me, and gave me the confidence to start my own technology company."

Casey Neistat: "I’ve read that book more times than I can count. I cried at the end of that book. I don’t know why."

One of 10 biographies Jason Calacanis recommends reading.

Casey Neistat mentioned reading 'Right Thing, Right Now' on X.

Casey Neistat: "Truly can't recommend enough"

Casey Neistat: "BUY THIS BOOK! Because Gary is a genius and because he put my picture on the back cover!!"

Casey Neistat: "Super insightful read. Highly recommend"

Casey Neistat: "It was fantastic"

Casey Neistat: "Awesome story about how IG came to be and its impact broadly on human interaction.

Def recommended quarantine reading."

Casey Neistat: "The book I’ve gifted the most is a book called It’s Not How Good You Are, It’s How Good You Want to Be."

Casey Neistat: "Probably my favorite, or at least my second-favorite book in the world"