3 Books for Female Entrepreneurs

1. Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. I’d heard many people recommend this book, but it took a while for me to finally get around to reading it. Originally published back in the 1930s, the content in Think and Grow Rich still stands true today. In this book, you’ll learn the importance of your mindset when it comes to creating success in your life, as well as the secret to Andrew Carnegie’s riches. Although the book talks a lot about the wealthy men of the early 1900s, it’s still one of the great books for female entrepreneurs to read if they want thrive in life. If you’ve read books like The Secret or any others on the Law of Attraction, the teachings in this book won’t come as much of surprise to you, however there is still much to be learned from Napoleon’s 13-step program that will put you on the path to wealth and success.
2. The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod. My guess is that you probably haven’t seen The Miracle Morning on too many lists of books for female entrepreneurs, but in my opinion it’s a must! Whether you work from home or you head to a day job, having a morning routine is the best way to set yourself up for a successful, productive day. In this book, Hal shares how creating a morning routine has completely changed his life and he outlines his exact steps so you can create the perfect routine of your own. Once you implement your own miracle morning, you’ll see just how much your life changes!
3. Light is the New Black by Rebecca Campbell. Rebecca’s guide to answering your soul’s calling is a must-read for all women, if you ask me! It’s time to stop ignoring your calling and do what fulfils you instead. Light is the New Black is exactly the inspiration you need to get started.

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Jane Galbraith is the Owner of Market Route Mapping, Non Executive Director, Board Member and a Business mentor with Renfrewshire Chamber of Commerce.  She writes and speaks about developing staff and growth in businesses.
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