The world's richest most successful people have in common? ,
They are 88% of people will read books at least 30 minutes a day (and the rest of us only about 2%).
If you are eager to join the ranks of successful entrepreneurs, reading is a skill worth infinitely. Books can guide us into new ways of thinking,
Help us through the tough times the cause, and teach us how to become successful business men and women.
If you are an entrepreneur or aspiring entrepreneurs,
Here are 10 books you have to read, it can serve as your future reference.
1. "achievement of self: Do not forget you have ambitious" - James Eertuche
This is a great book. Aertuche writing is like an old friend talked about in his self-deprecating style, people feel a primitive faith, which is every entrepreneur needs to learn a little.
My favorite book is the phrase:
"The only skill ability as an entrepreneur, you need to have is a failure, when you have an idea, go sell these ideas and execute them, and perseverance, even if you fail, you have to continue to learn and into the next adventure. "
2. "again" - David Meyer Heine Hansen
"Again" is different from ordinary business book you've ever seen. It shows you a smarter, faster way to get business success. This is the best book I've read on entrepreneurship. It goes against the "traditional" rules, and provides a simple, no-nonsense advice for my business.
3. "Purple Cow" - Seth Godin
Godin is one of the world's greatest entrepreneurs. In the "Purple Cow", he advocated the construction of a number of amazing things, so that people can not ignore you. This book is packed with good examples and lessons - transformation from obscurity to make you different.
"You have to design a product enough to attract early users, but should be flexible enough and attractive for those who adopt it easy for users to spread the idea."
4. "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" - Stephen Covey
"The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" is a classic book on leadership and success. It has sold millions of copies, but it is also a reason: Lessons and guide book is timeless, and very effective. My personal favorite is the "win-win" habits, it says one of your top priorities should be to create a way to get your customers to benefit from the product or service, and then worry about other things.
5. "tribe" - Seth Grodin
Godin has been listed twice in this list, because every entrepreneur has a need to read it. The following is a very important point:
when you feel most people are not the same, and work hard to attract those who are not the majority of people, all of the growth you can get almost all real.
First, choose your audience, and then find a product to meet the current market demand.
6. "Meditations" - Marcus Aurelius
If there is a book changed my way of thinking, it is surely this. To become an entrepreneur is to find a balance in your life. It is an ongoing process, it can always help you stay awake.
"If you have the ability to control your mind, and nothing else. When aware of this, and you'll find the power of their own."
7. "innovative self-confidence" - David Kelly
This book will help you release your inner creativity, even if you think it's a lack of knowledge of your field. This is essential reading for an entrepreneur.
Take a moment and ask yourself, "When did I at its best?" Or "What is the most efficient at work?" It can help find those who can enrich your work and be able to bring you the greatest happiness or fulfillment of roles or activities .
8. "The future is waiting for sales people." - Daniel Pink
Even if you do not think of themselves as "salespeople", but as the owner you also need to know how to sell. The book broke the mark on sales techniques, and to show you a simple "touch others" strategy. "It is a wonderful books, Chinese this" new sales. "
9. "The secret of success" - Jeff Olson
Slight edge philosophy is based on doing the little things, over time, these little things will add up to great achievements. It is every entrepreneur should read the book because it tells you how to do critical "little things" and continuous improvement is successful.
10. "work four hours a week" - Ferris
Ferris in your new book is "creative" developed a very simple plan: you can select a field as you know, but you can experience the audience and did not imagine so much; you could then test different types of targeting, to find out where your audience in need of help; then develop products to meet their needs. This is one of my life's favorite book, will showcase realize their business dreams a shortcut for you. The book is the author's own experience, and other entrepreneurial success stories, based on points "positioning", "thin", "self-control" to "liberate" four steps to teach you "Farewell nine to five", into the upstart class.
There is also beneficial to entrepreneurs in several movies , you can also learn a lot.