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The five books contain a wealth of information that will significantly
benefit any young entrepreneur who wants to grow in his personal and
professional life.
1. Hal Elrod - The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8 AM).
The goal is to help raise the lives of all those who are
looking for change before 8 a.m. The answer is "not so obvious,"
because it is so painfully apparent in actuality that we choose not to see it.
The trick is that you are successful and inspired to begin your day.
The common sense of the idea is evidence of bullets. Why
wouldn't you begin your day being positive and creative if you want not just a
positive and productive day, but a good, productive life?
Notwithstanding your goals and dreams, I believe you can
only improve your life by beginning your days on the right foot. A simple
morning routine will enable your mind to prioritize positivity and efficiency,
thereby improving your chances of success.
2. Tony Hsieh - Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion and Purpose.
Tony Hsieh, the CEO of Zappo, has led the company down the
road while he was struggling to lift the company from start-up to mega online
clothing retailers. He describes the difficulty he has faced, the lessons he
has learned, and how potential entrepreneurs can benefit from his experiences.
According to the headline, all you do should be happy, not
Only in your professional life but also in your personal life. The road to
happiness is to find the perfect balance of benefit (the development and
maintenance of a sustainable, successful business), enthusiasm (the creation of
employees in working culture are pleased and inspired), and intent (the
determination of value and joy in the work you do).
3. James C. Collins - Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap.. and Others Don't.
"Good to Great" drives directly into the story
signs and features of a good company versus a big company.
Collins and his research team have spent years working to
develop a formula for a successful, long-lasting business. They researched
companies from mediocre to big. They compared their data across firms and decided
that a business's success depends on leadership quality.
Good companies run by people with a high level of
discipline, integrity, efficiency, and risk management; all features I have
seen related to successful entrepreneurs.
4. Timothy Ferriss - Tools of Titans: The Tactics, Routines, and Habits of Billionaires, Icons, and World-Class Performers.
The "Tools of Titans" is based on the information
gathered from the Tim Ferriss Show podcast interviews. There are people
interviewed, ranging from celebrities like Jamie Foxx and Arnold Schwarzenegger
to legendary athletes and entrepreneurs.
Each interview based on practical details, including
Schedules, strategies, and how the first hour of their day spent. Titans Tools
offers a detailed analysis of how successful people live in our society and how
they have built a working culture that has allowed them to achieve their level
of success.
I use this as a cheat sheet, and other entrepreneurs will
study the proven methods and routes of some of the world's most successful
people.
Throughout my readings, I saw that the common theme of these
books are to take the lead, take risks and courage while being careful in your
daily life.
5. Alex Banayan - The Third Door: The Wild Quest to Uncover How the World's Most Successful People Launched Their Careers.
The book explores the performance experiences of well-known
People. Alex interviews personally with prominent individuals such as Lady
Gaga, Bill Gates, Quincy Jones, Larry King, Maya Angelou, and many others.
He contrasts life, company, and success to an exclusive club
with three entry points. First, the main entrance: there are a large number of
people waiting for the nightclub, and most of them won't enter it. Secondly,
the back door: money-linked people can access.
The third door is the entry point, which most people do not
even know. It's the door you can find only when you step out of the box, take
opportunities, and believe in yourself.
There is more than one method to reach success, and success
comes with passion. Not everybody has to stand in a long line and wait for
their turn. Some of the world's most successful people have achieved by
alternative means.
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