Successful female entrepreneurs tend to be our longing for the goal, they have a common place worthy of our study, that is like reading, following ivathiyar listed women entrepreneurs must read the six books, together to find out about it!
1. "rookie's wisdom: in the work of the new era of learning is more important than to master the knowledge? "
Recommended reason
In today's society, learning ability is more valuable than mastering knowledge. The book is a good book for women entrepreneurs who want to improve their skills.
About the Author
Liz Wiseman is president of the Wiseman Group, a company that specializes in the development and training of executives from around the world.
Related honors
"Wall Street Journal" bestseller books.
2. "Giant's story: I used $ 1,000 to make a $ 1 billion company secret"
Recommended reason
Barbara Corcoran founded a $ 6 billion company, and in the course of the company's career and development, she values passion rather than knowledge and tells herself to be a smart businessman. In the book, Kirkland is very honest with the mistakes he made on his way to business. But just as saying: "Seize the opportunity always bring a good ending."
About the Author
Barbara Kirkland is an entrepreneur, an investor and a member of the shark tank crew, who has overcome the difficulties of poor performance and lack of business resources, and has created a multibillion-dollar giant company.
Related honors
Kirkland has served as the speaker of the Omaha 25th Anniversary Women's Fund, which aims to commemorate the nation's female compatriots. Kirkland's candid and humorous lecture style is appreciated by anyone who has the will to succeed.
3, "involved in the wilderness: from lost to the discovery of the Pacific Ridge Trail"
Recommended reason
In addition to work, women also take into account the family, take care of their children, so in the search for inner peace on the road, will inevitably encounter extremely difficult challenges.
About the Author
Cheryl Strayed is a seminar host and feminist, and she is an advocate of charity-based charisma.
Related honors
The US Public Radio (NPR), Entertainment Weekly and Boston Globe all consider the book the best books of the year. In addition, the book not only gains the "B & N Discovery Award", and was made into a movie.
4, "female president: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's legendary trip"
Recommended reason
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's presidential tour is appealing. Prior to the Nobel Peace Prize, she was the leader of the Liberian Women's Movement. Finally, she became the first democratically elected female president in African history. Her story let us believe: as long as full of passion to pursue their own mission, any obstacles will be overcome.
About the Author
Helene Cooper, born in Liberia, is a journalist who reports on the Pentagon in the Pentagon. In 2015, her report on the Ebola virus crisis won the Pulitzer Prize "
Related honors
"Publishers Weekly" praised the book's women-led narrative structure, and wrote: "The hero of the book is not just the Nobel Peace Prize in the history of Liberia, the first female president (also the incumbent President), but also in the thief behind the influential ordinary women in the city.
5, "lost the job, and then I cried"
Recommended reason
The book can resonate with every woman who tries to balance the family and work.
About the Author
Heather B. Armstrong is a highly acclaimed blogger who has been named one of the influential female Internet celebrities by Forbes and has 1.5 million fans on Twitter. She is an advocate of workplace reform and a popular speaker who currently serves as a technical and media advisor at Every Mother Counts, a nonprofit organization that supports the World Maternal Health Program.
Related honors
Her story has been written into countless articles and blogs.
6, "love of the soldiers: a memoir"
Recommended reason
The book tells the story of life in a victory, failure, wisdom and grace of the interesting story.
About the Author
Glennon Doyle Melton runs the "Momastery" online community, where millions of women come together to share their stories.
Related honors
The book is the "New York Times" best-selling books, but also "family circle" and "Oprah" reading club one of the selected books.