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“The Lords of Strategy” by Walter Keichel III

Its not 100% devoted to strategy, but rather the history behind strategy in a corporate/business setting.

It talks about how the MBBs got started, Michael Porter, etc. It’s more a history book than anything else, but I’m liking it.

 

I personally learnt a lot with Good to Great from Jim Collins, on professional and personal side tho it's not specifically only strategy

 
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7 Powers: The foundations of Business Strategy (Hamilton Helmer)

- Talks about business strategy from an investment perspective. Extremely informative.

I'd also recommend the newsletter Stratechery (Ben Thompson) if you're interested in tech strategy or The Diff (Byrne Hobart) on Substack, for more of a generalist take. There are a lot of great newsletters out there that in some ways are better than books.

 

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