Little Book of Entrepreneurial Life Stories!

[Brewmacker]

Hi everyone.

I was working out at 5.30 this morning & as usual I have YouTube lectures on. I uncharacteristically got hooked on an Advertisement by Jeremy Gutsche. It was actually really very good and he described the evolution of his fathers Entrepreneurial journey. I personally found it very motivating and inspiring.

With an active mind pumped up on caffeine and endorphins I either stumbled upon a idea (for all you guys searching for 'The Idea') or maybe this type of book exists already.
After a quick google search and amazon search I couldn't find the one idea I was looking for.

Is there a book on the market now that basically summarizes maybe 20-30 (or 100 i don't care) entrepreneur's stories. I do not have time to research everyone's lifetime story and find the little hidden GEMS.

Yes Yes, I can hear you all now, the "Process"! Sorry, I want this information now. I am not a writer and I am following another journey/process where my time is better invested.

Can you help?
Basically I am interested to read a book that quickly, efficiently & concisely describes many different stories starting from beginning to end. Almost like a cautionary tale book successes/failures/trails/tribulations and where people's inspirational lifetime work is summarized maybe in one chapter.

Is there a book(s) or can someone hurry up and write one?

Tanks

 

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[ZF Lee]

Here's a classic book on startup early days:
Founders at Work
Amazon.com: Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' Early Days eBook: Jessica Livingston: Kindle Store

But I feel you might like a podcast better.
Names that come to my head are Entrepreneur on Fire, How I Built This by Guy Raz and Jim Cockrum's Amazon interviews with his students (sub their emails if you have to).

I haven't got time to watch them all, even after I subbed them, but maybe you'd like them.

You can also go to find notable Quora business folks, and lurk across their posts.
They sometimes answers questions (as shitty as they can be) with life stories that chain together.

 

[Brewmacker]

But I feel you might like a podcast better.
Names that come to my head are Entrepreneur on Fire, How I Built This by Guy Raz and Jim Cockrum's Amazon interviews with his students (sub their emails if you have to).

Thanks a lot ZF! Book is in the wish list and podcasts added. Looking forward to listening these tomorrow morning.

Can't find what you mean about Jim. But I will have a better look when I am home tonight.

 

[Mattie]

Thanks for sharing.

 

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