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hiking_pages's review against another edition
4.0
When it comes to reading business books, I like things set out simply, something that comes with a story, something that eases you in rather than scares you off with all the jargon and the stats.
How to Start A Business...' Does exactly that, the author breaking each stage of entrepreneurship into relevant chapters, with great anecdotes, whilst talking about her own small business set up, Entrepeneur Things. Rachel is a great author, her writing and style is breezy but informative and it made me want to head straight over to her website and support her venture too.
As a relatively new small-business owner, I really enjoyed this book, felt inspired and found new bits and pieces that I'm sure will come in useful when I'm developing My own ideas.
How to Start A Business...' Does exactly that, the author breaking each stage of entrepreneurship into relevant chapters, with great anecdotes, whilst talking about her own small business set up, Entrepeneur Things. Rachel is a great author, her writing and style is breezy but informative and it made me want to head straight over to her website and support her venture too.
As a relatively new small-business owner, I really enjoyed this book, felt inspired and found new bits and pieces that I'm sure will come in useful when I'm developing My own ideas.
thelaurasaurus's review against another edition
2.0
Semi interesting - semi patronising. It was very interesting to hear about how some businesses which I'd heard of got going, but I didn't think Rachel's entrepreneur things business idea sounded all that promising.
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