• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

Incorporation-e Small Business Blog

A business and incorporation resource for entrepreneurs

powered by MaxFilings

Leaders Are Readers: 5 Books Every Business Owner Should Read

June 30, 2015 | Staff Writer


Chances are you know of a successful person who inspired you in your personal and professional life.  Maybe it was someone as well known as Steve Jobs, or perhaps your aunt who ran a successful small town business down the street. Whoever they are, these people did something right.

It’s important as a business owner to always be learning and developing yourself, your employees, and your business so that you can be the best that you can be.  Whether your business is big or small, here are 5 books that will help take your leadership to the next level:

  1. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. This top-selling book by Stephen R. Covey discusses a holistic approach to personal and professional development based on principles like fairness, service, honesty, and human dignity among others. Covey’s powerful insights and revelatory anecdotes have been helping business owners for over twenty-five years.
  1. Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap… And Others Don’t. Business consultant and author Jim Collins, along with a team of researchers, conducted a five-year study to uncover why some companies remain average while others become great. Good To Great discusses the results of the research of many well-known companies and introduces the idea of “Level 5 Leadership.”
  1. Start With Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action. In this book, Simon Sinek discusses how the framework of any successful business is based on the why – not the what or the how – a business does what it does. It’s the why that inspires people and it’s the why that helps businesses succeed.
  1. The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Business Don’t Work and What To Do About It. In this new and improved edition, Michael Gerber dismisses many of the misconceptions and assumptions that accompany starting a business, and gives practical advice for how to grow your business in an effective and consistent way.
  1. Man’s Search for Meaning. While this book may not be your typical leadership development material, this memoir by psychologist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl speaks to the importance of purpose and perspective in life.

Here at MaxFilings, we want to help you succeed in all your business ventures! If you have questions about starting a business, contact us or visit our knowledge center and blog. Happy reading!

Related Posts:

  • What Are The Pros & Cons Of Business Incorporation?
    What Are The Pros & Cons Of Business Incorporation?
  • Ready To Be an Entrepreneur? Here are the Business Documents You’ll Need to Get Started
    Ready To Be an Entrepreneur? Here are the Business Documents…
  • 5 Reasons to Consider Registering Your Freelance Business
    5 Reasons to Consider Registering Your Freelance Business

Primary Sidebar

Categories

  • After Incorporation – Protecting your Business
  • Business Incorporation
  • Business Management
  • Business Taxes
  • Corporations & LLCs
  • General
  • Interviews and Advice
  • Patents & Trademarks
  • Small Business Marketing
  • Small Business News

Resources for Entrepreneurs

  • MaxFilings – Your Online Incorporation Source

Small Business Blogs

  • Bob Sutton Work Matters
  • Entrepreneur Daily
  • Escape from Cubicle Nation
  • SBDPro Blog
  • Search Engine Optimization eBlog

Small Business Directories

  • Accounting Directory
  • Real Estate Agent Directory
  • Small Business Directory

Archives

Copyright © 2007- © 2023 Incorporation-e. All Rights Reserved.

Website Design by Search Engine Optimization Company SEO Advantage, Inc.™