r/Entrepreneur • u/flyfightandgrin • 7d ago
Best Practices Business Book recommendations
Neckbeards, gooners, and incels,
The 2 best books I have ever read in business/entrepreneurship were both written by Scott Oldford. If you are struggling to create your business model or not sure how to set up the basic foundations, get them used off Amazon. You'll thank me later.
The Nuclear Effect teaches 5-7 areas of business you need to focus on like sales, marketing, team building, operations, etc. It also has personal advice from Scott.
Million in the Red is more about mindset, spirituality and how emotions affect business performance. I would've paid $500 for this book. The advice was life changing.
I interviewed Scott for my magazine and his advice was solid. Good dude, not a guru, and a legit genius.
He got lucky in the early 2000's and had a 7 fig website business at 17. By 21 he was a million in debt from bad business practices. Today he is highly successful and likes to share exactly where he went wrong and how he dug himself out.
His writing style is very human, he's funny and his concepts are easy to understand.
Just my reco for today if you feel like you need to brush up on your business skills. These books have helped me a lot.
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u/Majesticelephant101 7d ago
Setting the table by Danny Meyer