The book "Entrepreneurship Essentials You Always Wanted To Know" by Vibrant Publishers covers various aspects of entrepreneurship, from the history of the field to the legal structures relevant to different types of businesses and entrepreneurs. One of the strengths of the book is its emphasis on differentiating between starting a product-based and a service-based business. This is an important distinction as the two types of businesses require different strategies and approaches to be successful. Another strength of the book is its focus on creating a value proposition, which is a critical step in developing a business idea that meets the needs of the market. Additionally, the book provides a good overview of the legal structures relevant to different types of businesses and entrepreneurs, which can be a confusing and overwhelming topic for many entrepreneurs. The book's coverage of the stage beyond startup is also noteworthy, as it focuses on running and managing a company, as well as growing the business through innovation. This is a crucial area for entrepreneurs to understand, as many startups fail in the post-startup phase. Overall, "Entrepreneurship Essentials You Always Wanted To Know" by Vibrant Publishers is a valuable resource for aspiring and established entrepreneurs looking to enhance their knowledge and skills. --Arkadiusz Mironko, Executive Director for Graduate Programs, Anderson Graduate School of Management, University of California

The author has covered all the essential topics about entrepreneurship in this book in a simple and easy to understand language. This will be a resourceful book for undergraduate and graduate courses and also for new entrepreneurs. --Bharath Samishetti, Assistant Professor Balaji Institute of Management Sciences

Entrepreneurship Essentials is a must-read book for anyone ever interested in entrepreneurship. It dispels the stereotype that all entrepreneurs are billionaire college drop-outs hailing from Silicon Valley and is instead applicable for anyone seeking to start and grow any kind of enterprise both profit and non-profit. In addition, it would be an interesting read for managers and leaders of large firms interested in creating a more entrepreneurial culture in a world of increased global competition and technology transformation. I highly recommend it. --David Fogarty, Chief Marketing Analytics and Data and Technology Officer, Evernorth Corporation