The best books for entrepreneurs this summer are books that keep business minded individuals focused and on point, even during their summer holidays.
Some people, even successful entrepreneurs, can lose their momentum during a holiday or break, but these best books for entrepreneurs will nourish your mind and fuel your enthusiasm, so you get back to work not only rested, but educated.
You don’t have time to read 10 or 20 or 100 books on your holiday, so we narrowed it down to just 4.
As you may already know, “All leaders are readers”
4 Best Books for Entrepreneurs to read this Summer
1. The Entrepreneur Mind: 100 Essential Beliefs, Characteristics and Habits of Elite Entrepreneurs
Author: Kevin D. Johnson
Review: Born in 1979, currently the CEO of Atlanta’s Johnson Media Inc., which he founded, Kevin D. Johnson had already established several successful businesses while still in his twenties. In his book, Johnson offers the wannabe entrepreneur 100 guidelines, complete with apt quotations, and enriched by his own personal experience, expressed honestly.
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2. Leadership Is an Art
Author: Max DePree
Review: On page one of Leadership Is an Art, Max Depree writes, “The book is about the art of leadership: liberating people to do what is required of them in the most effective and humane way possible”.
This is a theme that runs throughout this best book for entrepreneurs.
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3. The Leader Who Had No Title: A Modern Fable on Real Success in Business and in Life
Author: Robin S. Sharma
Review: Do you like a moving story filled with powerful principles for improving your life? If so, this book for entrepreneurs will fulfill your craving. Here’s the crucial detail: this story gives you an experience so the principles will stay with you and you can apply the principles to your daily life.
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4. The 48 Laws of Power
Writer: Robert Greene
Review: In one’s life, you may be better off following the teachings of Moses, Jesus, or Buddha to gain long-term happiness. But the sad fact is, many people live by a very different set of rules, and while most of these folks eventually self-destruct, they can inflict severe damage on our personal and professional lives in the process.
48 Rules of Power is a good primer for learning how these people think.
When it comes to morality and ethics, people are used to thinking in terms of black and white. Conversely, The 48 Laws of Power deals primarily with the gray areas. Each Law comes with true stories from history about those who successfully observed it and those who foolishly or naively transgressed it. Robert Greene has an interpretation for each story.
Although each Law is self-explanatory, Greene’s explanations are not padding, fluff or stuffing to make the book longer.
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