Naval Ravikant: "Best book I've read since Sapiens (far less mainstream, though)."

Joel Salatin: "Prophetic about the impacts of the information revolution to democratize everything."

Brian Armstrong: "Was really ahead of it's time, a lot of original thinking (some really out there stuff too)."

Peter Thiel: "This book breaks the taboo on prophecy: We're not supposed to talk about a future that doesn't include the powerful states that rule over us today.

Rees-Mogg and Davidson argue that national governments could soon become as antiquated as 19th-century empires."

Changpeng Zhao: "Just read the Sovereign Individual again. Amazed that it was written before 1997.

Talks about internet currencies, etc. Good read."

Vitalik Buterin reviewed The Sovereign Individual on Twitter.

One of Sahil Lavingia's most recommended books.

Michael Saylor recommended The Sovereign Individual on his Bitcoin website, Hope.com

Joel Salatin: "Next to the Bible, probably the most effective treatise for becoming all you can be."

MrBeast: "Just finished '7 Habits Of Highly Effective People' and it’s my favorite book. Would really recommend to anyone trying to better yourself."

Eliud Kipchoge mentioned 'The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People' as one of his favorite books.

Joel Salatin: "Anyone hesitating to eat beef due to environmental or nutritional concerns needs to learn the other side of the story.  

Defending Beef is both scientifically accurate and highly readable. Kudos to Nicolette Hahn Niman for successfully engaging in one of the biggest environmental tensions of our day."

Allan Savory: "I hope this book, which is more about the future of humanity, will be read by every citizen―not just those who feel the need to defend their meat-eating preferences.

Biologist, environmental lawyer, and mother Nicolette Hahn Niman has provided a balanced report on the effects of cattle production on our environment, health, and climate change.

Openly accepting the damage done by modern-day cattle production―on the land and in factory feedlots―she effectively argues that cattle themselves are not the problem; it is the way they are being managed that is endangering our health, environment, and economy.

We can do something about that, and we must for the sake of our children and grandchildren. Key to our success will be an informed citizenry―for whom this book will be an invaluable tool."

Michael Pollan: "I’ve learned more from Berry than anyone else about how best to engage with nature, and how to write a sturdy and pleasing English sentence."

Joel Salatin: "Another classic by perhaps the strongest and most articulate voice in ecological agriculture."

Joel Salatin: "The absolute bedrock for any student of grass farming. This is still the Bible for grass farmers."

Allan Savory: "Please read Voisin... Here we have increased our cattle over 400% & now cannot keep pace with grass growth."

Joel Salatin: "Current hot topic book exposing the dangers of America’s fast food icon."

One of Richard Branson's top books to read in a lifetime.

Joel Salatin recommended "The Omnivore's Dilemma" on his website.

Joel Salatin: "A plant’s-eye view of the world."

Joel Salatin: "The book that popularized the term 'paradigms'. A great explanation of our preconceived notions."

Joel Salatin: "The far-reaching benefits of choosing meat, eggs, and dairy products from grass-fed animals."

Joel Salatin: "From a conservative’s perspective, this voluminous treatise–sometimes tedious–challenges the religious right with the moral dimension of animal husbandry."

Joel Salatin: "Still a classic, this book challenges soil tests and shows real success from one of the world’s best pasture farmers."

Joel Salatin: "Challenging industrial agriculture’s mindset, this is perhaps Jackson’s best book."

Joel Salatin: "The book that launched the groundswell Weston A. Price movement. It will change your life."

Joel Salatin: "A true classic, detailing multi-vegetative stacking concepts, and as current today as when it was written."

Joel Salatin: "This is the one for the ladies. It grips your heart, makes you laugh and cry. Powerful."

Joel Salatin: "A documentation of the nation’s pioneering and leading grass farmers, showing their results and techniques."

Joel Salatin: "A veritable compendium of symbiotic and synergistic design. My most oft given-away book."

Joel Salatin: "My most oft-quoted book–absolutely the footer of modern natural farming."

Joel Salatin: "Few farmers questioned the culture’s agriculture paradigms as saliently as Bromfield. Still a must for avid students of landscape stewardship."

Joel Salatin: "Still current, this ex-extension agent shows why plowing should be done sparingly."

Joel Salatin: "My favorite philosophical agriculture book, and Berry’s greatest classic."

Joel Salatin: "Possibly Logsdon’s best general work, showing how he goes against the grain of everything conventional."

Joel Salatin: "Out of print, but my favorite book of all time. From portable chicken shelters to farm entrepreneurialism, this book has it all."

Joel Salatin: "Currently out of print, this book details the farming success of a 1940’s English farmer."

Joel Salatin: "Foundational to understanding the differences between “toxic rescue chemistry” and natural soil fertility."