What are some good books to read for those about to open a business?
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*"How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie
*"Trust Agents" by Chris Brogan
*"Start With Why" by Simon Sinek
*"4 Hour Work-Week" by Timothy Ferriss
*Crush It" by Gary Vaynerchuk
*Cash Flow Quadrant" by Robert Kiyosaki
*Proverbs" by God
Personal experience...
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There are literally 1000s of books to choose from, all pretty much the same. My recommendation if you looking for books is 1) get something specific to your country 2) don't get fooled by writing a business plan in a day, it can takes weeks to gather the information you need, and 3) if possible, find a book specific to your type of business.
Inc.com has a very impressive knowledge based of tips, tools and info for people starting up, so check it out, definitely recommend it.
The ideal way to do it right straight away, while learning in the process, is enlisting the help of a business coach to teach you the things you need to know specific to your business, your vision, and your goals. Start-ups and small businesses we have helped in this way have been able to get their businesses started faster, and more profitable. Remember most coaches are former senior executives and successful business owners that will be able to bring a wealth of knowledge to the table.
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Hi Angie,
I agree with Denis. Tap into the brain power of the experts who've -been there - done that - learned a lot of valuable things along the way.
On that note, I’d recommend my book as a resource, 'OutSell Yourself: Go from Hello to Sold with Ethical Business & Sales Techniques'. I've owned three companies & taught & coach hundreds of professionals to develop their business.
Here's my final comment, "make a plan and go for it!”
I enjoyed E-Myth Revisited though. It could be helpful for some people.
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These are the best books to read about starting a business according to passionforbusiness.com
1. Rich Dad's Before You Quit Your Job: 10 Real-Life Lessons Every Entrepreneur Should Know About Building a Multimillion-Dollar Business by Robert T. Kloyaski
This book is for aspiring entrepreneurs who wants to know how to take their new business to the next level as well as learn the secret to making money and reaching financial independence.
2. The Art of the Start: The Time-Tested Battle-Hardened Guide for Anyone Starting Anything by Guy Kawasaki
This book will serve as a guide for you to take the essential steps to launch products, services, companies and others. It will give a glimpse to managers on how to unleash entrepreneurial thinking, helping foster the pluck and creativity of business it needs to stay ahead of the pack.
3. Crossing The Chasm by Geoffrey A. Moore - this book describes how high-tech products sell initially well for technically literate customer base but experienced a lull as marketing professionals try to cross the chasm.
4. Inc. & Grow Rich by C. W. Allen - this is user-friendly manual that is complete home study course for establishing and administer effectively your corporation, LLC or Limited partnerships.
***You can see the complete list at the source.
Source:
http://www.passionforbusiness.com/books/books-starting-a-business.htm
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