7 books to read before starting your business

Every year, thousands of books on entrepreneurship appear. While some of them are not really worth reading, others need to be thoroughly analyzed and taken notes.

You can not start a business without getting ready before you put your ideas into practice. As an entrepreneur, you should also turn to specialized books that will make you change your perspective so that the attitude you adopt towards your business brings you closer to success.

The next 7 books are written by entrepreneurs, executive executives and startup founders, those entrepreneurs who "make things go".

Predictably Irrational - Dan Ariely

Ariely's book studies in detail human behavior and habits, and the basic idea is that people are predisposed to be irrational. Ariely uses a series of experiments to prove that the world is changing every day.

The Four Steps To The Epiphany - Steve Blank

Blank's book analyzes the entire Lean Startup movement that says you need to enter the market as quickly as possible instead of developing a final version of a product.

How to Change the World - David Bornstein

Through his case studies, the author wants to show us that we can be successful if we really want to change the world and idealism can be the most important motivating factor.

From Resource Allocation To Strategy - Joseph Bower

Bower gives a picture of how organizations work. Through in-depth studies, he explains in detail how you can develop an effective corporate strategy and how you can prevent breaches in the system.

Good to Great - Jim Collins

Collins analyzes the largest companies in the world and the challenges their executives face. For example, Level 5 executives carry a sense of guilt and a sense of developed responsibility.

Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Peter Drucker

Drucker performs an analysis of innovation itself and uses concrete examples to explain our creative process. Even though this book was published in the 1980s, Drucker's ideas remain relevant today.

The World Is Flat - Thomas Friedman

AIt is another essential marco-economics guide that helps us understand the phenomenon of globalization. According to Friedman, companies and individuals have to react to new ways of doing business.

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