4 books for all public health entrepreneur to read right now.
There are many challenges that entrepreneur face on their path to success.
Reading to learn the tips of others is one way that we can gain valuable insight into being more effective entrepreneurs.
Here are the 4 books all public health entrepreneurs should read:
- Never Split The Difference, by Chris Voss
- Who Not How, by Dan Sullivan
- Essentialism, by Greg McKeown
- The Go-Giver, by Bob Burg and John David Mann
1. Never Split The Difference, by Chris Voss
About: This book explores ‘negotiating as if your life depended on it’. A former international hostage negotiator shares news field tested approach to negotiations – whether in your home or at the boardroom.
Why Read: If you want to learn top tier negotiating principles and skills, this book is for you. Learn the nine effective principles to become more persuasive in both your professional and personal life.
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2. Who Not How, by Dan Sullivan
About: This book is about “The Formula to Achieve Bigger Goals Through Accelerating Teamwork.” It explores the mindset shift you can make to open your entrepreneurship endeavor to explosive growth.
Why Read: If you are interested in understanding the importance of why delegating work out as an entrepreneur is important in growing your business. It will give you useful advice so that you can focus on what you are great at while you bring others on to focus on what they are great at in your business.
3. Essentialism, by Greg McKeown
About: This books is about “the disciplined pursuit of less.” It explores the simple – but hard to implement – process of choosing the vital few things that are most important for your life.
Why Read: Read if you need to better understand when to say ‘no’ to the trivial many things that pull at our lives. And learn how to choose to say hell yes to the few things that are most important for your life goals.
4. The Go-Giver, by Bob Burg and John David Mann
About: This books is about ‘a little story about a powerful business idea.’ It explores the business case for giving so that you can receive in return. It gives a relatable road to success that many entrepreneurs can follow.
Why Read: If you want to learn why you should continue to put value into others lives for your own success. It shares lessons that you can implement into your life to become more successful by serving others through giving.
Summary
There are many ways to gain skills as a public health entrepreneur.
Reading books and acquiring knowledge that way is probably one of the easiest methods to do so.
Here are some books that could be useful in your journey as a public health entrepreneur.
The 4 books all public entrepreneurs should read are:
- Never Split The Difference, by Chris Voss
- Who Not How, by Dan Sullivan
- Essentialism, by Greg McKeown
- The Go-Giver, by Bob Burg and John David Mann
Which one of these entrepreneurship books are you going to read as a public health entrepreneur?
