I am a 16+ year tech entrepreneur.

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.

People either have the heart of an entrepreneur or of an employee...can't be both. 

Within the industry, the vast majority of us are entrepreneurs... generating interest, capital in exchange for profit.

But for entrepreneurs and hustlers, most people with enormous wealth or high net worth will tell you college isn’t necessary.

Poof you’re rich.Of the people who are rich few of them are because they’re entrepreneurs  

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!

As a young entrepreneur it was awesome to see how easy it could be broken down and explained. 

While I have always wanted to be an entrepreneur and run a series of businesses, when I began answering tax questions, there was a large gap of BP users needing tax advice and those providing it.

Looks like Scott is back fishing for more victimsScott CarsonInvestor, Entrepreneur, Marketer and Podcast Host.