Love is the Killer Ap
by Tim Sanders
While this book isn't exactly a book about entrepreneurship it offers a great business philosophy that I think every entrepreneur should strive to follow. Sanders calls his business philosophy a Lovecat mentality, where you share you intangibles (knowledge, network, compassion) freely among all you do business with.
The E-Myth Revisited
by Michael Gerber
In this book Gerber states that running a successful business requires more that just knowing about the technical aspect of what the business does, but requires a degree of business savvy which Gerber explains in the book. Gerber outlines several ways an entrepreneur can be successful by working "on" his business not just "in" it, taking care of day to day affairs. This is a must read because it shows the skills and mentality that is required to be successful as an entrepreneur.
The Art of the Start
by Guy Kawasaki
In this book Kawasaki gets more into the details of starting and growing a business but also presents his philosophy of entrepreneurship. He gives a lot of great advice that most people may not consider when starting a business but that could have a great impact on the success of their business.
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