Hello /biz/, I thought about getting into business related stuff

>>1636272
Read biographies of the top entrepreneurs for inspiration.

Start from zero. School didn't teach shit about business. Assume you know nothing because you do.

https://www.youtube.com/user/patrickbetdavid
is a nice reality check channel

>>1636460
Thank you for the tips

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EDUCATE YOURSELF!

>>1636503
Oh never saw this image before
Thank you

>>1636272
Look up that Bill Ackerman video on the basics of investing. Then do a few of the Shkrelli finance lessons/lectures.

That'll give you the basics of accounting enough to know how a business works.

Michael E. Porter is a great one to watch lectures of. You can tell that he and Clay Christensen are big influences on how Apple design their Product Lines.

Also read some Berkshire-Hathaway letters
www.berkshirehathaway.com/letters/letters.html

I'd recommend reading
>Influence - Bob Cialdini
>Same Side Selling - Quarles, Altman
>Marketing Myopia - Theodore Levitt
>The Innovator's Dilemma - Clayton Christensen

I've also heard good things about Zero to One by Theil, Only The Paranoid Survive by Grove, Ray Dalio's "Principles" book..

I can't think of any good marketing literature off the top of my head. But marketing should be a third of anything you learn, I see a lot of people on here talking about businesses totally neglecting how they can extract more value or get more customers through soft techniques like marketing.

>>1636607
Thank you for your help

Try this out :

http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/33j2c0vP/file.html