4 Marketing and Business Books Every Entrepreneur Should Read

Alter your brain chemistry as an entrepreneur with these holy grail books in marketing and business.

The Win Without Pitching Manifesto - Blair Enns is the founder of Win Without Pitching. His brief, yet thorough manifesto is a clear proclamation of how you can establish value of your brand within your market. Sometimes setting the standard and establishing the value of your business to your client can be difficult. But not anymore.

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Principles - Ray Dalio’s semi-biography paints the picture of his multi-billion dollar business, Bridgewater Associates, and the steps it took to get there and beyond. Principles inspire you to establish ways of thinking and connection to run your business and connect with others on the path toward success. He’s adamant on not copying his model, and finding your own lane, but its hard not to pick up gems as you read along.

Rich Dad, Poor Dad - A classic for anyone looking to invest or seek out financial freedom. Despite some controversial ideologies that some financial gurus may not agree with, Rich Dad, Poor Dad teaches you to think about money and assets, and understand how money works.

Think & Grow Rich - A bit outdated on the language, but nonetheless, a must-read to set the precedent of manifesting and planning for your financial freedom.