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Ignore Everybody... by @gapingvoid - the buzz is totally justified!
Got my copy of Hugh MacLeod's "Ignore Everybody and 39 other keys to creativity" in the mail yesterday. It really is as powerful a read as the buzz on the web right now makes out. I had planned to save reading this till my summer holiday, but couldn't put it down after looking at a just few pages last night.
It's a hard book to describe. It's that rare thing - simple and obvious but also powerful and insightful. Personally I'm finding it to be the most energizing thing I've read since 37Signals "Getting Real".
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