Perennial Seller
Perennial Seller
Ryan Holiday
Jodie Cook
Less throwing any old rubbish out there and more testing and refining until you are truly proud of what you have created. - Jodie Cook
+
1
All books

Perennial Seller

Perennial Seller: The Art of Making and Marketing Work that Lasts

Ryan Holiday
Ryan Holiday
By
Ryan Holiday
4.2
3296
ratings on Goodreads

In "Perennial Seller," Ryan Holiday illuminates the path for creatives across the spectrum—be it authors, entrepreneurs, or artists—revealing the intricate craftsmanship and strategic marketing behind works that stand the test of time. Amidst an era where success is often gauged by immediate virality, Holiday champions a contrarian viewpoint: true greatness lies in creating works that endure. Through a meticulous dissection of timeless classics and interviews with some of the most successful creatives, Holiday uncovers the deliberate, often heretical strategies that enable a work to not only survive but flourish through generations. This isn't about fleeting trends or quick wins; it's about the painstaking process of building something that lasts, a legacy that outlives its creator. "Perennial Seller" offers more than just inspiration; it serves as a blueprint for those daring to create works that defy the ephemeral nature of modern success. Holiday demystifies the nebulous process of achieving long-term relevance in a world that obsesses over the new, providing a grounded, actionable guide for making and marketing work destined to become a perennial seller. Whether you're penning your debut novel, launching a startup, or crafting the next hit song, this book lays down the foundational principles for enduring success. Dive into "Perennial Seller" and embark on a journey to create work that echoes through the ages, securing your place among the stalwarts who've left an indelible mark on the creative landscape.

Read more
Released
2017
1 Jan
Length
256
Pages

1

recommendations

recommendation

Less throwing any old rubbish out there and more testing and refining until you are truly proud of what you have created. - Jodie Cook
People claim to want to do something that matters, yet they measure themselves against things that don’t, and track their progress not in years but in microseconds. They want to make something timeless, but they focus instead on immediate payoffs and instant gratification.
— Ryan Holiday, Perennial Seller

Similar recommendations

View all
The 4-Hour Workweek
26
people
person
Principles
Principles
Ray Dalio
25
people
person
Zero to One
Zero to One
Peter Thiel
22
people
person
The Hard Thing About Hard Things
22
people
person
Influence
Influence
Robert Cialdini
18
people
person
The Innovator's Dilemma
The Innovator's Dilemma
Clayton M. Christensen
18
people
person
Shoe Dog
Shoe Dog
Phil Knight
17
people
person
The Lean Startup
15
people
person
High Output Management
High Output Management
Andrew S. Grove
14
people
person
Poor Charlie's Almanack
14
people
person

This site is part of Amazon’s Associates Program. Purchasing books recommended by successful individuals through my links earns us a small commission, helping keep the site running, at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting our site!