8 Amazing Social Entrepreneurship Books For Youth

I recommend this book because it is the best one I have found in this field. I have read it a few times and I will read it again soon; it provides information about how to boost interpersonal relationships and how to solve problems with other people. It is also fun to read because the author gives examples of everything he mentions and delivers the information through stories, which I find funnier to read than just plain text with information.

A best-selling and comprehensive book made for youth to understand and get the whole idea of entrepreneurship in the real world. Fundamentals of social entrepreneurship, relevant key topics as well as complete flow of entrepreneurial process makes it a leading textbook where youth can acquire all details at the palm of their hand.

This book provides an in-depth discussion picturing how to do well in business while doing good as a person to another. It is also a motivational tool for youth to use their passion and mission for business to be the change in this world.

This book follows the story of the TOMS brand, a well-known social enterprise. It’s an inspiring read that shows young people it’s possible to be ethical while running a very profitable company. It’s great for kids as they know the brand, making it more relatable and engaging.

I have read some pages and It made me find a new appreciation for the education and lifestyle I have been lucky to have for free, for all the food that I have, and the country that I live in, this made me find a new perspective on life itself. And if you’re searching for your soul’s purpose in life, this may just give you your answers. So, must read it.

For anyone starting off in the social entrepreneurship field, this book can serve as a good starting instruction. Here the author, Bornstein, presents numerous stories of people whose passions have led them to address varied social causes. The ideas suggested are different and my personal favorite was, “This country has to change” by Javed Abidi, India: Disability rights. Mr. Abidi represents the social stigma associated with disabled people living in India and the work he has undertaken to change this. The various stories on various subjects ensure that individuals will see “their” cause addressed in one form or another.

Mental health has been a trending topic and area of focus for a lot of people this year. This book is perfect for those who are creative and are looking to improve in the areas of self-care, productivity, and self-care. Creativity isn’t cookie cutter and neither is your mental health journey. Mental Wellness for the Creative is a guided journal dedicated to the visionaries and innovators of the world. Creativity shows up in many forms – painting, fashion, architecture, culinary arts, photography, videography, literature, and so on. Here is a resource that focuses on three target areas: self-esteem, productivity, and self-care. It includes tips for mental and emotional health, goal-setting sheets, and guided prompts to increase insight through mindfulness.

My favourite business book is actually not a business book at all. Its The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho It’s a story about a boy who travels across the Middle East after having a dream about buried treasure. He works as a shepherd and along the way he shepherds sheep and meets all kinds of characters who mentor him along the way. He gets to his final destination only to realize that the treasure was always within his reach in a figurative sense. The book is great for social entrepreneurs because it talks about reaching your destiny and learning from the journey rather than just the outcome. It’s a great short book for youth inspired to start their own businesses.