the e-myth revisited

October 26th, 2010   /   6 COMMENTS   /   business advice   /   life

Hey guys! I’m on my way to New York today through Friday for a press preview at my PR firm’s Soho showroom. It’s going to be similar to this summer’s desk sides, but the magazine editors will be coming to the showroom rather than me going to their offices. I’m hopeful that this trip will lead to some new coverage in 2011.

The E-Myth Revisited

One of the very few things I’ll be packing is this paperback copy of The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber. It got a stellar recommendation from Mike at TPE which inspired me to pick up a copy myself. Though I’m only 66 pages into the book, I can already tell it’s going on the MML Bookshelf very soon. I’ll also be posting about topics Michael covers in the weeks to come since it’s the most relatable and applicable business book I’ve read thus far. In the meantime, go pick up a copy for yourself if you’re starting your own business or considering it in the future.

(I’d suggest checking half.com for a used copy and getting it for just a few bucks.)

  • http://www.notyouraverageordinary.com Brandi

    I started reading this book over the summer and it was filled with so much good advice. I decided to put it down until I was ready to really think about opening a business of my own, which won’t be for a few years at least. But I’ve got it on my bookshelf for when I do.

  • http://uselessendeavor.blogspot.com Gina

    This book would be perfect for me right now. My lat day at my job is Friday and Monday my new career as FT small business owner starts!

    Best of luck to you in NYC!

  • http://www.frontporchyoga.com Grace

    Or borrow a copy from your local library! :)

  • http://singlebubblepop.blogspot.com Niki

    Loving your selections for the MML bookshelf so far!

  • http://www.maggieroseonline.com Maggie Rose

    Have a great trip! I actually think Ryan has this book, so thanks for the recommendation. I’ll see if I can hunt it down in our house :)

  • http://amaandzing.blogspot.com/ Ania Florek-Kozakiewicz

    This is one of the best small business books I’ve ever read. Good luck in NYC.