It's quite obvious in order to be successful in my endeavours I need to develop the correct skill set and mind set to accommodate for the changes and risks which I intend to take. Knowledge is power.
- Rich dad, poor dad, by Robert T. Kiyosaki - A perfect book for getting you head in the right spot to start a business.
- The automatic millionaire, by David bach - Teaches you how to manage your finances. A basic guide to "saving $5 a day to become a millionaire in the future." See alsoUnderstanding and controlling your finances.
- The one minute millionare, by Victor Mark Hansen - a little over the top, but encourages you to think differently about starting companies and building wealth.
- How to be a billionaire, by Martin Fridson - Really makes you look at the world differently.
- The Warren Buffet Way, by Robert Hagstrom - Not light reading, but helps you see how one of the richest men in the world thinks about the business world.
- Never Eat Alone, by Keith Ferrazzi - Helps you to think about business relationships differently.
- The Sam Walton Story, by Austin Teutsch - Tells how Sam Walton went from being a guy with one little store in Arkansas to the richest man in the world.
- Dave's Way, by David Thomas - The story of Dave Thomas, the founder of Wendy's. He started as an orphan bussing tables in a restaurant, and he went on to create an empire.
- Built from scratch - the subtitle says it all: "How a Couple of Regular Guys Grew The Home Depot from Nothing to $30 Billion"
- Nuts!, by Kevin Freiberg - The story of Southwest Airlines.
- Be my guest, by Conrad Hilton - The story of Hilton Hotels.
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