10 recommended books for entrepreneurs

10 recommended books for entrepreneurs

As entrepreneurs, reading books should be a habit we should never stop. This not only helps us expand our knowledge of how to create and bring up a business but also to better express our ideas, develop our creativity, and have a relaxing time to allow us to better cope with the busy life of the entrepreneur.
This time we present a list of 10 books that we believe are the most recommended for entrepreneurs:
The art of start
The art of start of Guy Kawasaki an inspiring and easy to read book that gives us the keys to start a business or any other project you have, practically, simple and harmonious, addressing issues such as developing a business plan is , capital raising, recruitment, and the creation of a brand.
The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur

The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur by Mike Michalowicz teaches us an agile and enjoyable manner how an entrepreneur can succeed with few resources (hence the name of the book), besides giving us innovative and practical ideas to start a business that does not meet in everywhere, such as making a plan for our company in less than three pages.
The myth of the entrepreneur
The myth of the entrepreneur Michael E. Gerber demolishes the myths about creating a business, and describes the different stages that usually goes through the same, besides giving us tips that will help us overcome the various problems that each of these stages presented.
Rich dad poor dad
Considered the personal finance book number one all time, Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki not only offers advice on the use of money such as make our money work for us instead of us to work for him, or that we pay ourselves before others, but also on how to start and bring up our own business.
Principles of Success
The early success of Jack Candfield is another world bestseller with more than 60 practical tips for every entrepreneur in his path to success, ranging from us accountable for our actions follow our passion, and visualize our goals until we have afraid to ask, learn to say no, and form a support team.
The road to riches
The road to riches Brian Stracy shows us the way to wealth through the creation of a business, based on the path taken by successful entrepreneurs through the years, with emphasis on marketing and sales but also addressing other issues such as personal productivity. The second part of this book: The road to wealth in action , is also highly recommended.
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman is a classic that introduced us to the concept of personal intelligence, and talks about his importance to doing business, showing that to be successful, not just enough to have a high IQ, but also you need a high emotional intelligence, which could be summarized as the ability to control our emotions in different situations.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey is another classic that, like in the previous case, probably not especially dedicated to entrepreneurs, but it is a book that none of us should stop reading, it shows us the habits we must acquire to be more effective in our endeavors, such as being proactive, have a goal in mind, and do first things first.
Start your own business
Start your own business staff of Entrepreneur Media is a practical guide to starting your own business, dealing with topics ranging from choosing the name, legal constitution, and fundraising, to advertising, customer service, and managing social networks. This is probably now the most complete guide to starting a business, but has the disadvantage that is only available in English.
Steve Jobs
Finally, if you're looking for a little inspiration to start or move forward with your business, Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson is one of those books you can not stop reading. It tells the story of one of the most successful entrepreneurs of all time, since the founding of Apple in the garage of his home, to the design of its most innovative products.