Book 1:

It is common knowledge that customers value customer reviews. New studies shows 94 percent of consumers use online customer reviews in their buying decision. As a business owner, you might think "how important are customer reviews for my business"? Well the answer is simple: You do not have to be a math genius to know that if your customer base has five-star reviews, you will have a much better chance of ranking higher than your competitors on Google and other search engines.

Book 2:

Tons of people have great ideas for starting their own businesses but never carry them out because they don't know where to start or what steps to take. A business plan provides you with a road map to follow so you can go from having an idea to actually creating a successful business that makes money.

The first part of this book covers the 10 recommended steps for starting your business by the SBA, along with my explanation of each in more detail.

Book 3:

Sometimes the best ways to make money are the ones that you are passionate about. This is the case for many solopreneurs, who create a company that revolves around their hobbies.

Yes, there are many different kinds of solopreneurs. They have one thing in common though - they started a business without any other employees. As a solopreneur, you will be responsible for your own productivity - which can be difficult for many people. You will need to learn discipline, have routines in place, and work on completing all of your goals. Of course, you do not need to do all of this work on your own. As a business owner, you will need to know what tasks need your attention and what ones to outsource.