What are the best timeless books for small business?

My recommendation would be for "Talk & Grow Rich" by Ron G. Holland: I first read the book when I was in my twenties it helped me in my life and business in so many ways. Talk & Grow Rich is a must-read if you want to harness the full potential of your mind and accelerate your path to success. Ron G. Holland skillfully weaves positive affirmations, strategic visualization, and actionable insights together into one transformational guide that merges mindset with real-world strategies for financial and spiritual wealth creation. Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur, aspirant or anyone searching for renewed purpose "Talk & Grow Rich" provides the blueprint to an improved life - both mentally and financially :)

?? En mi caso, cuando comencé a trabajar por mi cuenta y creé una pyme, uno de los factores que más me afectaban, era que siempre estaba sola para hacer todo y para tomar desiciones sobre temas que muchas veces no conocía bien. Y es en aquellos momentos de ansiedad, aceleración y estrés cuando más necesitas de la sabiduría ?? , tan importante para llevar adelante los proyectos. Así que busqué ayuda en la filosofía, y uno de los libros que más me ilustró fue “Cartas a Lucilio” del filósofo Séneca, un libro lleno de toda clase de consejos, que puede ayudarnos a entender las situaciones desde otro punto de vista, a relativizar, y a encontrar dentro de nosotros mismos las repuestas, que muchas veces, buscamos erróneamente afuera.

Traction by Gino Wickman contains simple methods and tools that, when implemented, lead to a healthy culture based on accountability and transparency.

1. One page marketing 2. Good to great 3. This is marketing 4. Cashflow Quadrant 5. Who 6. Red book of sales this will cover sales, hiring, marketing, finance the topics that make the company apart from core product

One of my favourite books that teaches you how to fail quick, learn and iterate. It highlights the importance of creating a feedback loop to ensure that resources are invested in what genuinely resonates with customers, rather than on mere assumptions or perceived importance. A must read for every Entrepreneur??

This is an interesting book in business. I think it contains some new perspectives necessary for business executives. It is so true that most entrepreneurs may find it difficult to perform effectively and reduce inefficiency within their companies. However, this book can be a good reference for them to resolve these problems.

This is a great resource for business executives. I think that entrepreneurs can find it a good reference to improve their operational performances. This book can help them recognize the importance of healthy habits to companies' success, and cultivate positive practices to achieve business objectives.

We grew a company from $0 to an 8 figure exit in less than four years with 7 people by using the tenants in Go Giver by Bob Burg, Who Not How by Dan Sullivan and Ben Hardy and What’s in it for Them by Joe Polish. Start up companies can learn a lot by maximizing their network and the power of the WHO’s in your life. Find other companies who sell to the same market and work with them to give value (education) to that market. A rising tide truly does lift all ships and by helping other companies in your market in working together, you will be surprised at the energy and attention it brings to your company.

My Her Power Moves book club has read/listened to over 6500 pages/10k minutes of non fiction books & counting in the past 2 years. I founded it so women could have a well-round mix of inspiration, strategy, mindset & tactics. That has made us all better entrepreneurs & leaders in our organizations. We’re currently reading Casey Graham’s - No BS Small Business Book (which is my second read & one of my most impactful reads in 35 years of professional development study) ? Some of our favorites ?? have been: ? Bring Yourself (Negotiations) - Mori Taheripour “ Bamboozled by Jesus - Yvonne Orji ? Rich As F*ck - Amanda Frances ? The War of Art - Steven Pressfield ? Just As I Am - Cicely Tyson

The book that has the most profound influence on me and the way I approach business is The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy. It helps me maintain stamina and perspective and is a constant source of reflection when I feel overwhelmed or lacking direction. I'd recommend an audio version though as it's an extensive read. I listen whilst driving or waiting for my sons to finish their rugby training.

I found Experts Secrets by Russell Brunson very helpful. Some books can be inspiring, but they don't provide all the answers. Networking with other SME owners is also an excellent way to gain insight into what actually works - and what doesn't - in the real world.

Kiss the theory goodbye, and, what the ceo wants you to know, is two of the best books for small business owners. They are easy reads and simplify the most important concepts and processes to any business.