The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws of Business and Life
Forget what you think you know about business books. This isn't a manual packed with strategies that'll feel outdated by next quarter. Bartlett has something more durable in mind. Drawing on his own entrepreneurial highs and lows, plus thousands of interviews conducted through his widely followed podcast, he's distilled a set of principles designed to hold up across industries, generations, and ambitions. Whether you're building a company or simply trying to become a better version of yourself, the idea is that these laws apply equally to both. Rooted in psychology and behavioural science, they're informed by surveys spanning tens of thousands of people across every continent and age group, as well as candid conversations with some of the world's most accomplished individuals. What makes the book worth your attention is its refusal to be fashionable. Bartlett isn't chasing trends. He's after something that works just as well a century from now as it does today. It's an ambitious claim, admittedly, but the breadth of research behind it gives it genuine weight. Readable, grounded, and built on real human experience rather than boardroom theory, this is the kind of book you'll find yourself returning to.
- Author: Steven Bartlett
- Publisher: Ebury Edge
- Genre: Business Strategy
- ISBN: 978-1529146523
- Pages: 368 pages