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5 BOOKS EVERY ENTREPRENEUR SHOULD READ Starting an entrepreneurial activity is like sailing on unknown waters. Starting a business can be likened to an adventure, like going on a trek. It can be a great opportunity. It might be fun and joyful, but sometimes it's scary too. For a better experience, you need to keep learning and stay flexible. Reading books is one of the finest ways of knowledge acquisition. Books written by successful business owners and notable individuals provide a wealth of knowledge. These books are little maps to the road to success that help you through the ups and downs of running a business. This post will talk about five books that every entrepreneur should read on his way to business success. they relate to important themes, such as coming up with new ideas, planning a smart future, being a good leader, etc. Reading these books will give you the knowledge you need to make your business successful. “The Lean Start-up” by Eric Ries “The Lean Start-up” is a guide to smartly building a business. In this session, Eric Ries describes how to create a product that our customers genuinely need. He suggests creating an initial model before spending time and money on a certain product. Key Lessons: Start Small: Firstly, make a sample of your product. Learn fast: Get feedback from clients as soon as possible. Be Ready to Change: If anything isn't working, be prepared to change your plan. “ZERO TO ONE” by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel gives ideas about how to start something fresh and original. True innovation, in his opinion, is producing something entirely original as opposed to merely enhancing an existing concept. “Zero to One” teaches you how to think differently and make your business stand out. Key Lessons: Think Big: Aim to create something special. Own Your Market: Be so brilliant that you don’t have any competition. Future Focus: Think about how your business can change the future.

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