Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. You should be craving, nay starving, for new information... constantly. The day you stop learning you growth stops, and your business (and you) start dying. Listen to the people that have been there and done that. Read their books, go to their seminars, share a dinner with them, be friends with them. As you navigate the inflow of information, cherry pick the common threads of information that resonate with you... and this is the truthes you can build on. OK, enough of that, here are the best books to read:
...We will add more and more. But in the meantime read these, they are truly great.
The Collegiate Entrepreneur Wensite is simply a starting point for your exploration and education in launching a company. Get out there and network, talk with experts, try things out (and don't be afraid to fail), and check out these other resources:
It may feel like you are the first young entrepreneur to blaze the trail of business success, but your aren't. Here are entrepreneurs that have been there, and done that (at a very young age):
'The purpose of learning is growth, and our minds, unlike our bodies, can continue growing as long as we live.' - Mortimer Adler