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The Road Less Stupid

Book • 2017

Keith J. Cunningham

The Road Less Stupid is a business guide that emphasizes the need to minimize dumb decisions and maximize critical thinking.

The book, written by Keith J. Cunningham, highlights the concept of 'dumb tax' – the financial and emotional costs of making poor business decisions.

It advocates for regular 'Thinking Time' to reflect on business challenges, separate problems from symptoms, and make informed decisions.

The book is structured with short chapters and reflective questions to help business owners improve their decision-making skills and avoid costly mistakes.

Mentioned by

Lauryn Evarts Bosstick

Mentioned in 28 episodes

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

, referencing a quote about avoiding quick-fix solutions.

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Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

when discussing the concept of "thinking time" and improving clarity.

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Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

as a book emphasizing avoiding "stupid" actions over focusing on "smart" ones.

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Mentioned by

Noah Kagan

as a book with lots of actionable advice for businesses.

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Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

in relation to the concept of thinking time.

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Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

as a book he plans to read, indicating prior familiarity with the content.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Pineda

as a book that talks about the importance of think time.

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Recommended by

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as another great book he is passionate about.

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Mentioned by

Reid Hamilton

as a book that offers insights into playing the second half of the game of life.

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Mentioned by

Jordan Raynor

as another great business book that he's gifted quite a bit.

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Mentioned by

George Bryant

as a book he relistens to due to Cunningham's narration and directness.

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Recommended by

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for entrepreneurs prone to getting excited about new ideas.

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Mentioned by

Jonathan Levi

as a book he is currently reading.

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for entrepreneurs to learn how to think strategically.

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Mentioned by

Lauryn Evarts Bosstick

as a book on the importance of thinking time.

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Recommended by

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for learning from mistakes and avoiding repeating them.

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Mentioned by

Jay Papasan

for his emphasis on the importance of thinking time for entrepreneurs.

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Mentioned by

Jeremy Haynes

as a favorite book, highlighting the concept of 'thinking time' for improved decision-making.

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