Best Business Books of 2009 – a list of lists

January 28, 2010 | 4 Comments

Beantown Web compiled a neat list of lists of the Best Business Books of 2009.

Congratulations to Chris Brogan and Julien Smith. Their NYT bestselller Trust Agents made four of the lists.

I’m following Julien’s advice and trying to read one book a week in 2010. I am currently on track and have read some absolutely amazing books in January.

Reviews coming soon…

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  • http://twitter.com/ryandawidjan @ryandawidjan

    Clay, I've got the same plan to read one business book a week. I look forward to your reviews but what was just curious to what format they'll be in (video, write-up, etc)

    Enjoy your blog

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/clayhebert clayhebert

    Thanks so much, Ryan. So far I've just done write ups but I'm thinking about doing more video blogs, both for book reviews and regular posts.

    What do you think?

  • http://twitter.com/ryandawidjan @ryandawidjan

    Think that is a great idea. It could kind of be like Chris Brogan's general 2min video recap combined with Derek Sivers (pertinent points/quotes) from the book. http://sivers.org/book

  • http://www.fx-exchange.com/ Bowmanave

    Great list of books. Look out for a new book called “Your Money Ratios”.