What’s the last book you read? Alix Earle said she’s never read one, maybe Dr. Seuss, and I am not okay about it. Warren Buffett tells people to read 500 pages a day. Alix says zero. I know which one I’m taking business advice from. I’m the founder of Creator Genius, the social media manager in your pocket, and a ton of how I actually run it came from books. The Four Agreements: don’t make assumptions. Half the drama in any business is two people assuming what the other person meant. The 4-Hour Workweek: the 80/20 rule. When I’m overwhelmed, I go find the 20% of clients and double down there. Basic Black by Cathie Black: the first time I read a woman who’d actually run the room I wanted to be in. Gladwell, Seth Godin, and Perfect Pitch by Jon Steel, because if you can’t pitch it, nobody’s buying it. Zero to One by Peter Thiel: competition is for losers. That’s literally why we built the anti-agency. Okay, your turn. What’s one business lesson a book taught you? Tag Alix, she’s go...