Been a while since the last reading list (here's a handy link,
in case you're looking for more to read). Time to remedy that.
Disclaimer: All links below are Amazon affiliate links. You'll
be feeding my reading habit. Thank you in advance!  Pricing With
Confidence by Reed Holden  I know I already mentioned this on
the previous list, but it's just so good. A must read for
pricing products or even your time as a freelancer. Must. Read.
Poke the Box by Seth Godin  A nice and short manifesto about
starting (and finishing) things. If you don't finish,
technically you never really started, right? Pretty delightful
read and a nice kick in the pants about starting something,
anything, about making things happen. Because if you don't, who
else is there?  Fool's Gold by Gillian Tett  An excellent
rundown of how the 2008 financial crisis came about and how
derivatives and collateralized debt obligations came about. The
interesting bit is that they were created with good intentions
originally, but as with a lot of thing