Library
I love books.
When I have a paper book in my hands, it becomes my main source of knowledge, something I’ve relied on heavily over the years.
The first book is aimed at those professionals who work 9 to 5 within organizations, just like me.
I love my job, and financially, I don’t have much choice, haha.
But I also see so much talent locked inside many companies, untapped potential waiting to be unleashed.
Nowadays, it’s possible to unlock that potential by creating your own initiative.
The Water MBA Part I: The Entrepreneurial Journey — $19
In this book, I want to share my personal journey creating The Water MBA: what didn’t work, what went wrong, the methods I use, how I organize my time, and the timeless principles that remain valid in a rapidly changing world.
I’m confident this book will become a go-to reference for anyone eager to create something meaningful in our industry.
Being entrepreneurial usually means:
Spotting opportunities that others might miss.
Taking initiative to turn ideas into reality.
Accepting risk and uncertainty in pursuit of growth.
Innovating, finding creative solutions or new ways of doing things.
Being resourceful when faced with challenges.
So if someone has an “entrepreneurial mindset,” it means they approach problems and opportunities the way a business founder might, proactively, creatively, and with a focus on making things happen.
You don’t have to be born with it—believe me.
I’m no one special, and I’m guessing you aren’t either.
That’s why I know it’s possible. I hope this book helps you on your own journey.
The Water MBA Part II: The Dynamics of the Water Business — (ongoing)
That’s why I want to share a second book that helps readers truly understand our business from A to Z: the interconnections, the challenges, the barriers—every dot connected in a reading experience designed to deliver maximum value per page.
My goal is to make it desirable, effective, and engaging, with a clear outcome: after reading this book, a water professional will have a clear, comprehensive understanding of the full business picture, be better prepared to act accordingly, interact confidently with peers, and identify new opportunities within our industry.