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Actually good book to get my sibling for Christmas who is newly interested in entrepreneurship? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by Easy-Sheepherder-248@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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My brother is really into entrepreneurship recently and wnats to get into things like dropshipping, but also using AI for making money online and stuff. He also likes to read books. I was gonna get him a book on all of this that's both motivational and practical but wasn't too sure.

I know there's "millionaire fastlane" or "4-hour workweek", was hoping to see if these are good or if there's anything better, not just the usual motivational cookie cutter books.

Thank you!!

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[–] macaoidh_@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

The 4 hour work week was the gateway drug for me.

The millionaire fastlane and unscripted

Alex hormozi has great stuff

Anything to help develop a good mindset is useful

But above all else, just get experience, learn sales, communication, product design, problem solving. No book will replace experience.