Up-To-Date Ranking of the books in this blog

I would like to keep/updating the ranking of all of the books I read in 2018. It forces me to think the most influential book to the least.

I hope this is a good guide to you as well.

Up-to-Date book ranking (22 books so far)

Link to the Amazon wish list
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Ranking	Title	Author
1	The Content Trap	Bharat Anand
2	Streampunks	Robert Kyncl
3	The Phonix Project	Gene Kim, Kevin Behr, and George Spafford
4	AI superpowers	Kai-fu Lee
5	The four	Scott Galloway
6	How Google works	Eric Schmidt, Jonathan Rosenberg
7	Hit Refresh	Satya Nadella
8	Zero to One	Peter Thiel
9	Hooked	Nir Eyal
10	The Industries of the future	Alec Ross
11	Human+Machine	Paul Daugherty, H.James Wilson
12	The Upstarts	Brad Stone
13	Behind the Cloud	Marc Benioff
14	Measure What Matters	John Doerr
15	Swipe to Unlock	Neel Mehta, Parth Detroja, Adi Agashe
16	Strategy Beyond the Hocky Stick	Chris Bradley, Martin Hirt, Sven Smit
17	Move	Patty Azzrello
18	Retention Point	Robert Skrob
19	일취 월장	고영성, 신영준
20	완벽한 공부법	고영성, 신영준
21	파리에서 도시락을 파는 여자	켈리 최
22	생각 정리 스피치	복주환

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