We’ve talked so much about the idea of failure, bumping your head against the wall feeling like you have no idea what you are doing. And many of us don’t necessarily have the resources to pay for an executive coach or fancy program or leadership journey to the mountains with a shaman…But you don’t have to go it alone! With so many different ideas, topics, and experiences shared in books, in this episode, Sherrell reveals why she is never not reading!

Tune in as Sherrell discusses the five books that guided her through her entrepreneurial journey and could cut your learning curve in half!

KEY POINTS:

• The book that taught Sherrell the power of ongoing reinvention
• Reading through the recession
• The responsibility of leadership - what are your eulogy virtues?
• A guide to building your network and interpersonal relationships
• Do you have limiting beliefs around money?

QUOTABLES:

“The entrepreneurship journey can get very, very lonely. I'll be honest, like those days that I felt so incredibly unsure, or I felt completely out of my depth, there was always some sort of book or author or someone telling their story and talking about their key failures that really let me know that this is just part of this process. And you just have to keep on going.”

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