Your single favorite entrepreneur book

[Carlos]

I would like to know what everyone's single favorite entrepreneur book is as I'm always looking for good books to read.
Mine would have to be Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert K. It's the book that set me on my path. Almost everything I read in that book had been in my head for a long time, but until then I had never seen it reflected on paper like that.

[TimK]

To pick a favorite, it would have to be Innovation and Entrepreneurship by Peter Drucker.

-TimK

[nado]

+1 for Rich Dad Poor Dad... an awesome book that reveals a heap of stuff I had never realised before.

[Rhett]

same, Rich Dad Poor Dad
(also The Richest Man in Babylon makes a good companion book )

[Carlos]

Rhett, is the Richest Man in Babylon a book about saving and investing your money( in a nutshell) ?

[Rhett]

Originally posted by Carlos@Feb 21 2006, 02:01 PM
Rhett, is the Richest Man in Babylon a book about saving and investing your money( in a nutshell) ?

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In a nutshell, yes.
It's written in a biblical old english style manner.

[Chris H]

Originally posted by Carlos@Feb 8 2006, 05:33 AM
I would like to know what everyone's single favorite entrepreneur book is as I'm always looking for good books to read.
Mine would have to be Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert K. It's the book that set me on my path. Almost everything I read in that book had been in my head for a long time, but until then I had never seen it reflected on paper like that.

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Cheers for that Carlos, bought it after your recommendation. Have finished it and am now passing it on to my kids!

[Blaine Moore]

Originally posted by Chris H@Feb 21 2006, 08:48 AM
Cheers for that Carlos, bought it after your recommendation. Have finished it and am now passing it on to my kids!

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I'm about 3/4 through rich dad poor dad. I just recently finished richest man in babylon and the millionaire next door (and a lifting book).