“A profound book about self-determination and self-realization. By capturing and universalizing the wisdom of successful start-up businesses, the authors provide an exciting blueprint for building a fulfilling career. Invaluable for any person who wants to be a successful entrepreneur ­ not in a particular company ­ but in the most important enterprise of all: one’s own life.” —Cory Booker, Mayor of Newark

“The Internet has fundamentally changed the architecture of business and society. This terrific book shows you how to live, learn, and thrive in a networked world.”—Joi Ito, Director, MIT Media Lab

Joel Salatin might seem like a vision of our agrarian past, but in fact, he’s distinctly modern, looking beyond the conventional toward a new “normal” based on community, ecology, and flavor, too. Salatin’s book is as practical as it is reflective: as necessary as it is radical.—Dan Barber, chef/co-owner Blue Hill and Blue Hill at Stone Barns

“I’ve run across few people who conceptually ‘grok’ how to get things done better than Josh Kaufman.” —David Allen, author of Getting Things Done

“No matter what they tell you, an MBA is not essential. If you combine reading this book with actually trying stuff, you’ll be far ahead in the business game.”—Kevin Kelly, founding executive editor, Wired, and author of What Technology Wants

“Once again, Seth Godin has written a passionate, thought-provoking book that will transform the way you think about work, purpose, creativity—and happiness.” Gretchen Rubin, author of The Happiness Project

“This is by far Seth’s most passionate book. He’s pulling fewer punches. He’s out for blood. He’s out to make a difference. Linchpin challenges us to become linchpins ourselves. To make the leap. To become artists. To do emotional work. Rock on!”—Hugh MacLeod, author of Ignore Everybody

“The brilliance of Rework is that it inspires you to rethink everything you thought you knew about strategy, customers, and getting things done. Read this provocative and instructive book—and then get busy reimagining what it means to lead, compete, and succeed.”—William C. Taylor, Founding Editor of Fast Company