Some books recommended recently include:
How to Fail at Almost Anything and Still Win Big! - Scott Adams - Highly recommended for all businesspeople and Students as a Guide to Life!
The Splendid and The Vile - Erik Larson - The Thrilling story of Churchill's Family and their defiance during the Blitz
Rethink Money for Children and Teens - Paul O'Mahony - A Guide to teach your children to be financially free when they leave school
Rethink Time Management - G.O.D.s Guide to Heaven on Earth - Paul O'Mahony - A Journal for you to cruise through the Business Day!
Life Leverage - Rob Moore
Released in January 2016, this book goes one step further than the Four Hour Work Week. Highly recommended.
The Four Hour Work Week - Timothy Ferris
This is one of these books that you wish you had read when you first started to work. Full of brilliant tip, tricks and insider secrets to becoming more effective with time and virtually everything else. He shows you how to do it step-by-step and includes websites, contacts and other extremely useful information.
The Four Hour Chef - Timothy Ferris
I bought this for myself and then bought another few copies to give to friends and to my oldest son who was about to embark on his first job in London, alone and away from home. I wish my Dad had bought it for me. A MUST read for anyone wanting to learn how to cook and how to survive. Forget Jamie and Delia, this is the only cook book you will ever need.
The Lean Start-Up - Eric Ries (He has a website Called The Lean Start-Up)
Through my work with Angels Den I meet a lot of people starting out, setting up their new business. They all want to do it for nothing (£ or $) or as near to nothing as they can; this is the book for you if you're starting (or even running) a small business.
How to Sell When Nobody's Buying" - Dave Lakhani
A book written for the times we live in, again full of very useful information, checklists, step-by-step guides and so on, to propel your sales if you have any...and to get you sales if you don't.
The E-Myth by Michael Gerber
Probably the best small business book ever. If you have a small business, buy this book!
Eyes Wide Open: "How to Make Smart Decisions in a Confusing World" - Noreena Hertz
A practical guide to show us all how to make informed decisions. There is sooo much information available from the internet, books, television and in discussion with experts or so-called experts that we have to get to a point where we make a decision. Even a wrong decision is better than no decision, but a smart decision is the best of all.
Other Recommendations:
The Beermat Entrepreneur: What You Really Need to Know to Turn a Good Idea into a Great Business
~Mike Southon, Chris West
The Entrepreneur's Book of Checklists: 1000 Tips to Help You Start and Grow Your Business
~Robert Ashton
Maverick Order Maverick! HERE!!
Not the best known book in the world but it's a great read. For anyone who wants to run their own business Ricardo Semler is the man to provide inspiration and suggestions to help you enjoy what you do and take time off without any guilt at all.
" The real voyage of discovery consists not in making new landscapes but in having new eyes. " - Marcel Proust
