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Ray Dalios book prinicples is a good place for you to start I would also get into if the numbers (financials) of the business. Basically being professional is about being dependable, reliable and delivering what you say you’ll deliver on time, to spec, without drama. Charge fairly and behave with integrity.
In terms of management lots of the Wharton stuff on coursera will help you there and the google project manager course is also very good
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I've found the "Ray Dalios book prinicples"
https://www.amazon.it/Principles-Ray-Dalio/dp/1501124021/
I'm looking on Coursera, do you advice any course of Wharton in particular?
Do you mean this as the Google Project manager?
https://www.coursera.org/professional-certificates/google-project-management
I highly recommend you start looking into Knowledge Management and how it relates to your business. A lot of the resources out there focus on enterprise level organizations, but from my experience working with individuals it’s just as important to develop in small businesses (especially ones that are growing like yours)
In a nutshell, Knowledge Management will allow you to create the resources and culture to encourage collaboration and prevent your company’s knowledge from getting siloed. In a small company where people wear different hats it’s important to 1) know what’s going on and 2) be able to get the resources/information you need, when you need it, in the form you need it
I can provide some of books and resources or if you have any questions I’m more than happy to answer them
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You can get Extreme Ownership and Dichotomy of Leadership in audio by Jocko Willink. Great books on how to grow as a leader and manage teams of all sizes based on simple steps.