The Starfish And The Spider Chapter Summary
The Top Books Every Entrepreneur Should Read
The Starfish and the Spider - By: Ori Brafman and Rod Beckstrom – This book clearly identifies the changing pattern in successful business launch and management strategies. They show how to build a dynamic powerful business, and it is easier and less conventional than you think.
Small Giants – By: Bo Burlingham – The title says it all, small business is the new big business.
The E-myth Revisited - By: Michael Gerber - The new entrepreneur's bible!
Mastering the Rockefeller Habits - By: Verne Harnish - Strategies for rapid growth.
Get The Edge - By: Anthony Robbins - You gotta have the right mindset to succeed. Read this!
The 4-Hour Workweek - By: Timothy Ferriss - Takes the E-Myth and applies …show more content…
Purple Cow - By: Seth Godin - This book is remarkable! You'll get the joke when you read it.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad - By: Robert Kiyosaki - Make money, don't blow it.
Motivational!
The Art of the Start - By: Guy Kawasaki - Key insights to starting a company.
Made to Stick - By Chip & Dan Heath - Marketing your company the right way.
Good to Great - By Jim Collins - The modern classic entrepreneurs book. A mandatory read.
How to Win Friends and Influence People - By: Dale Carnegie - Written years ago, but even more relevant today.
The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin
Business Model Generation by Alexander Osterwalder and Yves Pignuer
Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk If you're stuck in a job that you're not passionate about, this powerful little book will inspire you to pursue your true calling in life. Better yet, it clearly lays out the process of how you can turn your excitement about an idea or a hobby into activity that will drive it forward into a viable business.
Now, Build a Great Business Authors Mark Thompson and Brian Tracy present a holistic approach to the business of doing business for new or growing business
The Starfish and the Spider - By: Ori Brafman and Rod Beckstrom – This book clearly identifies the changing pattern in successful business launch and management strategies. They show how to build a dynamic powerful business, and it is easier and less conventional than you think.
Small Giants – By: Bo Burlingham – The title says it all, small business is the new big business.
The E-myth Revisited - By: Michael Gerber - The new entrepreneur's bible!
Mastering the Rockefeller Habits - By: Verne Harnish - Strategies for rapid growth.
Get The Edge - By: Anthony Robbins - You gotta have the right mindset to succeed. Read this!
The 4-Hour Workweek - By: Timothy Ferriss - Takes the E-Myth and applies …show more content…
Purple Cow - By: Seth Godin - This book is remarkable! You'll get the joke when you read it.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad - By: Robert Kiyosaki - Make money, don't blow it.
Motivational!
The Art of the Start - By: Guy Kawasaki - Key insights to starting a company.
Made to Stick - By Chip & Dan Heath - Marketing your company the right way.
Good to Great - By Jim Collins - The modern classic entrepreneurs book. A mandatory read.
How to Win Friends and Influence People - By: Dale Carnegie - Written years ago, but even more relevant today.
The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin
Business Model Generation by Alexander Osterwalder and Yves Pignuer
Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk If you're stuck in a job that you're not passionate about, this powerful little book will inspire you to pursue your true calling in life. Better yet, it clearly lays out the process of how you can turn your excitement about an idea or a hobby into activity that will drive it forward into a viable business.
Now, Build a Great Business Authors Mark Thompson and Brian Tracy present a holistic approach to the business of doing business for new or growing business