20 Inspiring Books For Your Personal And Business Growth.
If you are smart you learn from your mistakes, if you are brilliant you learn from other people’s mistakes. The best way to learn is to read the right books.
Here you find a list of 20 inspiring books for your personal and business growth.
Books can help you in so many ways to grow as a person, find a job
easier, succeed both as an entrepreneur but also in many other fields.
They can be a source of inspiration, develop personal skills, and provide
tips and business strategies. They can help you to become successful by
providing the right knowledge, new ways of thinking, new insights and
help you to develop necessary skills.
One of the points of reading business books is that they tell you stories
that provide context around challenges and opportunities. The context
and stories can open your mind up to new choices, some you may not
have considered.
Your mindset, your belief system, is a limit on your success in life and in
business. When you read business biographies (and other biographies)
you can infect yourself with empowered beliefs. You can pick up the
beliefs that drove them to see things that were invisible to others. You
can invariably pick up the traits that allow them to succeed, things like
grit, determination, persistence, and resourcefulness.
Think of how little you really know. Think about all the people with deep
subject matter expertise who, in some areas, know far more than you.
You bend the learning curve in your direction when you take the best of
their learning as insights and ideas that may benefit you now or
sometime in the future.
My personal GWH quote is – “What I don’t know today I can learn
tomorrow.”
Here I provide you with a list of 20 books I recommend for your learning
curve. The best way to start reading is to start reading.
Quick Overview Of All 20 Books
Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to take Action
Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future
Black Box Thinking: Why Most People Never Learn from Their Mistakes – But some Do
Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make Competition Irrelevant