Pls shill me a business book youโ€™ve read recently that helped?

Hitting a few brick walls recently and i think itโ€™s a lot due to lack of entrepreneurial skills and experience.

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Best business sales book

Hard thing about hard things is pretty good

Here are a few good ones:

$100M Offers - on creating a product/service offering

Building A Story Brand - on branding

Cold To Committed - on selling

Who Not How - on delegation & partnership

Come Up For Air - on operations

Venture Deals

The Mom Test

Engineering Management for the Rest of Us

Rocket Fuel

Hard thing about hard things

Shoe Dog (Nike) is supposed to be good.

Just finished it! Itโ€™s bloody amazing.

The Minimalist Entrepreneur by Sahil Lavingia. Sahil founded Gumroad.

Promise you itโ€™s going to blow your head on fire. Itโ€™s all so relatable and immediately actionable, itโ€™s crazy.

Highly recommend.

Itโ€™s not directly a business book but it helped me more with my business than anything else Iโ€™ve read: Atomic Habits.

My biggest take away is that winners and losers both have the same goal. results = identity plus habits. Habits can be hacked and help us to change the way we identify ourselves.

Not recently but Guerilla Marketing.

Where are you getting stuck? I have different recommendations for general entrepreneurship, marketing/sales, business operations, team/people management etc.

A few books that immediately come to mind:

Navalmanack - nostr:npub1n5r9lpxqewnmpmux7hfdz40xecq30z52x0sef7vend6f0vdjyqds020ngn

ReWork - Jason Fried and DHH

The Advantage - Patrick Lencioni

Thank you!!

Making money: pricing properly + negotiating.

Creating systems so Iโ€™m not flitting from one task to another without finishing.

Health management: not working to burnout.

Making money: pricing properly + negotiating.

Creating systems so Iโ€™m not flitting fork one task to the other.

Health management: not working to burnout.

here you are! #handpicked #bookstr

Never split the difference - Chris Voss

This is a book on how to negotiate

I don't read. ๐Ÿ˜‚ But my problem solving technique is to hone in on specifics.

What do you want to accomplish with your business? When you answer that write the steps you need to do to achieve that.

If finances are your struggle look up useful spreadsheets. Figure out projections and put together PNL and what not or get an accountant. If its marketing, how do you get yourself in front of more eyeballs? Etc.

But if you have really want to read something I'm told read economic books not business books- Human Action or Anatomy of the State.

Think and Grow Rich Book by Napoleon Hill... and How to Win Friends and Influence People Book by Dale Carnegie.

The old school stuff works even better now in this day and age!