| Book | My Reasons | |
| The Referral of a Lifetime | I loved this book because it underscores the importance of nurturing solid and lasting relationships to generate a continuous flow of referrals for my business. The practical strategies and systematic approach Tim Templeton outlines helped me transform even casual acquaintances and satisfied customers into lifelong sources of referrals. I believe in the power of personal connections and appreciate how this approach provides a sustainable, cost-effective marketing strategy that supports my startup’s growth. | |
| The $100 Startup | I was drawn to this book because it celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit and focuses on launching businesses with minimal capital. Chris Guillebeau’s collection of case studies and insights from people who turned their passions into profits resonated with me. I love the emphasis on lean startup principles and found inspiration and practical guidance for starting my own business on a tight budget. | |
| The Infinite Game | My approach to entrepreneurship deeply influenced Simon Sinek’s concept of treating business as an infinite game, where the goal is longevity and continuous innovation rather than short-term wins. I believe in building a business with a long-term vision and appreciate the importance of staying adaptable and resilient. | |
| Holstee Gift Card | Holstee is more than just a brand; it’s a community that champions mindful living and sustainability. I admire how they’ve turned the principles of the Holstee Manifesto into a tangible ethos for their products and collaborations. Their commitment to ethical practices and eco-friendly materials aligns with my belief in responsible entrepreneurship.
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| Coffee Catch up | Coffee on me. We can talk about anything startup. | |