The Accidental Entrepreneur: The 50 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Starting a Business

by Susan Urquhart-Brown

Urquhart-Brown speaks powerfully to the interpersonal aspects of self-employment as well as the practical nuts and bolts. Sometimes she offers a pep talk, encouraging you to try something new and bold. Other times, she gives a dose of "tough love" to

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companion on your desk. Susan made sure that each bite-size section is on-point, a quick read, and immediately actionable. Good ideas are a dime a dozen. The value is in implementation. If you are considering entrepreneurship,

understandable language. It is also very easy to find real, practical solutions to the problems you are struggling with because the book is organized either around solutions ... or problems. For example, • Why and how procrastination

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