Incorruptible

“one addressed by mission-lock implements (Eric Ries's recent book Incorruptible is great here)”

“In there he tells the story of the Vectura Group, a pharma company that was developing treatments for asthma”

“It is a fascinating read as to how most companies start with good intentions but end up so far away from their principles.”

“The book Incorruptible covers how to avoid that”

“it makes it clear that shareholder primacy is a relatively recent phenomena”

“There is a whole chapter on that "hack" and how (and why) to implement it.”

“I think it is both more effective and more long-term.”

“I was disappointed in the content and format of the book.”

“what you're selling is illusions for entrepreneurs that want to delude themselves away from personal responsibility”

“the much more detailed and (I hope) rigorous argument”

“Excited to read the new book (arriving tomorrow)!”

“it actually is hard for me to separate decisions like these from my assessment of whether a book like this is worth my time”

“Why is the scrolling hijacked (in a super frustrating way) on incorruptible.co?”

“It's about how out of touch this kind of book is.”

“I'll be passing it around on the work Slack.”

“I think the book gives a pretty clear and convincing answer”

“I think this one is more emotionally resonant for folks, and has applicability way beyond founders or even product people.”

“I'm curious to see how much that maps with what you identified in your new book”

“At the very end of the book, I call these companies "addicts creating more addicts."”

“I hope you'll read the book and judge for yourself.”

“I enjoyed the book during "solve.it" course (Closed reading). Reading it again second time.”

“It feels very mission driven which perfect.”

“I tried really hard to make this book different.”

“To be clear: yes, it's possible, it's not too late. Read the book.”

“I hope you'll read the book and then come back and let me know”

“from your description here, I now realize I'm going to love this book!”

“you will not only know the answer to this question, you will even know what we can do about it”

“full of platitudes that sound relevant to people's problems and desires, that pretend to be based on science but have no actual basis in facts”

“ideas in the new book might be useful in helping us reorganize our economy afterwards”

“I included a version of that story in chapter 12 of the new book.”

“the best way to support any author is to buy the book from your local independent bookstore”

“There's a whole chapter on this question in the new book, so I won't try to summarize it here, but just encourage you to check it out.”

“I'm confident you're going to like the book a lot as it gets into precisely those topics.”

“feels like heavy selection bias.”

“I already have a copy of the book and intend to dig in more on these themes specifically.”

“your argument (structure being the dominant term) is even stronger”

“I applaud writing a book on the challenges of making a business that is net good for society”

“I'm about halfway through Incorruptible and loving it so far.”

“so that future leaders will know what to ask for when and if they have the opportunity to try”

“You can also see the various accolades, reviews, and awards that it's accumulated so far.”