Ashton Kutcher rose to fame as Michael Kelso on That '70s Show before building a successful film career in romantic comedies and thrillers. Beyond entertainment, he co-founded A-Grade Investments and has become a prominent tech investor and entrepreneur focused on innovation and social impact.
10 Books Recommended by Ashton Kutcher
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Sapiens
34 people recommendedThe brainy book I seem to be sharing or talking about the most lately.
Also recommended by: Ankur Warikoo, Naval Ravikant, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Changpeng Zhao, Daniel Ek, James Cameron, Kishore Biyani, Melinda Gates, Ray Dalio, Reid Hoffman, Richard Branson, Vinod Khosla, Bill Gurley, Anthony Pompliano, Chris Evans, Demis Hassabis, James Clear, Joe Rogan, Karlie Kloss, Keith Rabois, Lex Fridman, Mark Manson, Patrick Oshaughnessy, Penn Jillette, Peter Attia, Pewdiepie, Ryan Shea, Sam Kass, Sebastian Junger, Simon Mayo, Whitney Cummings, Derek Sivers
A fundamental outline as to how to be successful... Highly recommended read.
Also recommended by: Changpeng Zhao, Arianna Huffington, Chip Conley, Daniel Pink, David Heinemeier Hansson, Gretchen Rubin, Krista Tippett, Marcus Lemonis, Michael Mauboussin, Seth Godin, Simon Sinek, Susan Cain, Tony Hsieh, Derek Sivers
If you think todayβs politics are wild, read [this book].
Also recommended by: Eric Schmidt, Ray Dalio, Dana Perino
A must-read for any business looking to compete in the digital economy.
Also recommended by: Marc Benioff, Jason Fried
Wooden
2 people recommendedI think it's to be digested slowly. I'm in inspiration overload.
Also recommended by: Katrin Davidsdottir
Natural Capitalism
2 people recommendedLatest winner I've read.
Also recommended by: Joe Gebbia
The Happiest Baby on the Block
If you want to be a hands-on parent and also have some version of a career, this book is gold.
The Sleepeasy Solution
I usually send [The Happiest Baby on the Block] with a copy of [this book].
The Shack
Sensational read. Forces you to find the God like features in everyone and every thing.
