By keely aouga
Business self-help books are just as useful as listening to advice from other entrepreneurs to those who are looking to succeed in their chosen career paths.
Robert Greene's "The 48 Laws of Power" is a must-read for entrepreneurs looking to master strategy, influence and leadership.
We've compiled a list of books, including works by Black authors—that explore power, persuasion and success in business.
Written by Sun Tzu, this book offers lessons on preparation, adaptability and psychological advantage that entrepreneurs can apply to business ventures like negotiations.
Dr. Claud Anderson's book presents a powerful economic strategy for wealth-building and business development, particularly within Black communities.
Niccolo Machiavelli argues that leaders should prioritize results over morality when necessary, a viewpoint that has made this book both influential and controversial.
This book by Grant Cardone is about aggressive execution and breaking past limiting beliefs to achieve big goals.
Dr. Dennis Kimbro studies the habits and mindsets of Black millionaires, offering lessons on wealth-building, entrepreneurship and perseverance.
Written by Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal, this book challenges conventional startup wisdom and emphasizes creating monopolies rather than competing in crowded markets.
Also written by Robert Greene, "Mastery" breaks down the process of achieving expertise in any field through exploring the paths of historical masters.