Working Solo Sourcebook: Essential Resources for
Independent Entrepreneurs
By Terri Lonier
Synopsis: For the sole proprietor just starting up Lonier provides this reference book to
professional organization, government agencies, Internet resources, small business
associations, educational opportunities and publications. This handy quick reference guide
offers easy, quick sources for advice, guidance and support as you begin to grow your new
business.
Working Solo: The Real Guide to Freedom &
Financial Success With Your Own Business
By Terri Lonier
Synopsis: Lonier offers detailed instructions for starting, sustaining, and growing a sole
proprietorship.
The Frugal Entrepreneur: Creative Ways to Save
Time, Energy & Money in Your Business
By Terri Lonier
Synopsis: In this book, Lonier focuses on using creativity, time, energy and strategy and
save cash to build your business with her collection of tips and techniques.
Secrets of Self-Employment: Surviving and
Thriving on the Ups and Downs of Being Your Own Boss
By Sarah Edwards, Paul Edwards
Synopsis: As an expansion to an earlier work, Sarah and Paul Edwards understand the hurdles
of starting your own business are difficult, but they are here to remind you the rewards
are outstanding too. With there tips and suggestions, the two try to ease the pain of just
starting out and build your business.
Guts & Borrowed Money: Straight Talk for
Starting & Growing Your Small Business
By Tom S. Gillis
Synopsis: A real life entrepreneur tells offers critical information on common problems for
small businesses. How to start a business, help in survive and make it thrive.
Growing a Business
By Paul Hawken
Synopsis: If you are starting a new business – read this book. Paul offers great advice,
as well as new ways of creating a successful business – financially successful and
employee and customer friendly.
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Finance and
Accounting
By Michael Mnuckian, Steve Pullara
Synopsis: This book not only explains the very basics of accounting an double-entry
bookkeeping, but carefully illustrates the appropriate ways to set up and run a
company’s books.
The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Business
Management
By Hap Klopp, Brian Tracy, Peter Glen
These three distinguished authors provide a step-by-step
guide to business managers on managing cash flow, employee and customer satisfaction,
company productivity, employment law compliance and competition from other businesses.
Essentials of Business Budgeting
By Robert G. Finney
Synopsis: Finney’s useful guide contains how-to on creating a business budget, utilizing
your current budget properly and explains why budgeting is so important. This detailed and
precise guide starts at the beginning and doesn’t stop until you are fully educated,
even if you start with absolutely no accounting experience.
The Secret to Paying Your Bills When Your
Business Doesn’t Have Enough Money!
By Steven J. Schoeneck, CPA
Synopsis: Designed for small business just starting out or low on cash, Schoeneck illustrates
how you clear out your accounts payable and stay financially stable.
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