As an entrepreneur, you’ll come to find that there are always new things to be learned and aspects of the job to explore further. If you think you already have it all figured out, you’re most likely lying to yourself, as entrepreneurship is an ever-growing career full of many learning opportunities. One of the best ways to learn more is by reading a book focused on your profession. Discover a few of the must-read books for entrepreneurs below.

Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes

Shonda Rhimes is most notably known for her hit television series Grey’s Anatomy and Scandal. Having found success as a black female in one of the most competitive industries, Shonda wrote this book to let readers know about her personal experiences and how she transformed from an introverted individual who was scared to take chances into a confident figure who says yes to the opportunities that come her way. This book is an excellent resource for entrepreneurs wanting to step into their destiny and pursue boldness.

The Lean Startup by Eric Reis

The Lean Startup was written to help companies of all sizes devise a plan tailored to their specific goals and quickly adapt to find success. In today’s times, companies need to be especially strategic about how they are going to launch their business and grow it as desired, particularly when realizing the steep competition that is out there. Eric gives a scientific approach to creating a successful startup, which is helpful for entrepreneurs of all experience levels.

The Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki

As one of the first marketers for Apple, Guy Kawasaki has the profound business acumen needed for helping other aspiring entrepreneurs launch their companies successfully. Guy gives advice on putting your ideas into action, hiring like-minded people for your mission, building your brand, garnering excitement from your target market and all the other aspects of starting a business. This book is evidently a great resource for emerging business owners looking to step into this career with as much wisdom as possible.

Beating the Odds by Eddie Brown

Entrepreneurship is a path that can be pursued by any individual at any time, and Eddie Brown is proof of this. Having been born to a 13-year old mother who died shortly after his death, Eddie beat the odds by graduating college, joining the Army, becoming an engineer at IBM and beginning and building his successful business even throughout challenging times like 9/11 and the 2008 recession. Eddie realizes the importance of perseverance, and his story is a must-read source of inspiration for all entrepreneurs.