BE 2.0 (Beyond Entrepreneurship 2.0): Turning Your Business into an Enduring Great Company Hardcover – December 1, 2020

Great book, pieces of knowledge from many viable (great) sources. Must read, 'even though you may thnk you know it all'.

As an MBA graduate, Beyond Entrepreneurship 2.0 felt like the perfect bridge between theory and the real world of leadership and business building. Jim Collins does a fantastic job blending timeless principles with fresh insights, especially in this updated version. What stood out to me most was how the book emphasizes how to build a successful company and one that lasts—and leads with purpose.Throughout my MBA, we studied frameworks and case studies, but BE 2.0 adds a layer of depth by focusing on the mindset of great leaders. It's not just about strategy - it's about character, vision, and disciplined action. I especially appreciated the mix of storytelling and practical tools. A book that keeps returning as I grow in my career.This book is a must-read if you are an aspiring entrepreneur or a future leader who wants to leave a meaningful impact.

Great book if you haven’t read

So good for information 👏

This is the book! Must read for all business folks especially if you are leading.

My husband is enjoying this. He said so far it’s reading like a book for someone growing their current business, however, he said there is a lot of good info so far. He’s only just started it. He is also new to his business. It hasn’t even started yet. In the beginning stages.

Good book!

I love Collins’ principles, metaphors and examples in his writing. My colleagues and I have many of Collins’ books, well worn and often quoted, open on the desk or handy on the bookshelf close by. The advice and leadership therein have helped create three private companies, now merged into a global business with offices in 17 countries. Somehow, we missed “Beyond Entrepreneurship”, version 1.0. I first downloaded 2.0 on Kindle. That primed the pump. I quickly picked up 5 copies for key executives in the organization. Subject matter thereof is beginning to emerge in emails and across the conference tables of the business. Judging from the number of existing Jim Collins books across the company, I bet there will soon be 200 copies, or more, in manager’s offices soon. It’s a great book to reinforce and teach business principles that have brought us success through the years. I recommend it.