A few other books just to add to @Shawn Holsapple great post are:How to win friends and influence people - Dale CarnegieThink and Grow Rich - Napoleon HillGreat reads for any aspiring entrepreneur IMOThanks for reading and have a great day.

As a Real Estate Entrepreneur, I would like to start by specializing in Wholesaling Single-Family and Multi-Family homes.

A native from Peru, she graduate as a professional in business administration in 1998 from IPAE, a business school pioneer in the training and development of entrepreneurs who contribute to the country's progress and compete successfully in a globalized world.

it's a great program, but internally, alot of SCORE chapters struggle with "counselors" who may or may not be...well...good.some of them may have ran their own business, but they may not be the best type of "counselors".others may have worked for a big company and been a CFO or CEO, but they were not ENTREPRENEURS!

I grew up in a family of entrepreneurs and people that work for themselves.  

I'm very new to real estate, I've always known I wanted to be my own boss and I have the entrepreneur mind set, I just didn't quite know what that was until I read Rich Dad Poor Dad and the book motivated me to start now, and so real estate is where i'm starting.

I'm a seasoned entrepreneur in Seattle looking to make a tradition into full time REI. 

I love D/B/As BTW...it saves you a ton of work and headache if you are a serial entrepreneur so that you don't have to set up a new entity while chasing the latest bright shiny object.

no wonder all entrepreneur are high school dropout lol

I was asking the same question for a long time until my wife bought me the book, How to Start a Business in Colorado from the Smart Start Series written by the Entrepreneur Press.