Steve Jobs Thinks You Should Read These Books

16 Oct 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Apple, Celebrities, Kalahari, Tech/Sci

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Reading is super-important. Not only does it broaden your vocabulary, but you can learn a thing or two about life. Who would’ve thought? The late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs has recommended a bunch of books that everyone should read, and given his innovative track-record, it’s probably good advice to take to heart. Here are our favourites from Jobs’ list, which he revealed to Walter Isaacson while he was compiling Jobs’ biography:

• ‘King Lear’ by William Shakespeare
• ‘Moby Dick’ by Herman Melville
• ‘The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas’ by Dylan Thomas
• ‘Be Here Now’ by Ram Dass
• ‘Diet for a Small Planet’ by Frances Moore Lappe

Been meaning to read any of these books lately? It’s pretty easy to satisfy those needs. Check this out.

Check out the full list on Business Insider.

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