The Entrepreneur S Secret To Creating Wealth

An often overlooked secret to creating wealth as a business owner has little to do with actually running the business. Marketing, customer service, quality products, and more are required to make a business successful...but when it comes to creating real and lasting wealth, decisions regarding this key "secret" will have the greatest impact. As both a small business lender and a small business owner himself, Chris Hurn has a bird's eye view of how businesses create wealth, as well as an in-the-trenches perspective on the tough decisions that must be made if a business is to go from good to great. In The Entrepreneur's Secret to Creating Wealth, Chris explains the myriad of factors and variables involved in this significant wealth-creation strategy. Plenty of books describe how entrepreneurs can create more ideas or have happier employees. But no other business book outlines in such detail -- or with such authority -- how to actually develop the wealth behind the business. SPECIAL OFFER When you buy two or more copies of this book (say, one for you and one you give to a friend), we'll donate the net proceeds of the sale to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Young Entrepreneur Foundation. All we need is a copy of your receipt showing the purchase, and that can be emailed ([email protected]), faxed (407-682-1632) or mailed (60 N. Court Avenue, Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32801).

Two entrepreneurs offer advice on starting a business, including promotion through trade shows, overseas sales, government opportunities, and long-term planning

Make me a Billionaire - is a book which takes you through a journey of an entrepreneur who drops from middle income category to deep shit and moves up the ladder to become a billionaire. During this process, he encounters true elite masters, who shape his personality in a big way. In this book you will read the journey, you will understand the mindset of poor people(lower income and middle income) and the mindset of the rich, the elites. Every sentence, words have a deep meaning, if you are willing to explore. Or otherwise it can be just a story, a story that can be well adapted to a movie.This book is for those who have million dollar and billion dollar dreams.In short, this book is not just a story about an entrepreneur failing and learning from mistake. It's not just a story about the elite group of billionaires. It's not just a story about middle income person becoming a Billionaire. It's not just a story about leadership. It's not just a story about money and how money works. It's a story about all of this and beyond. It's about living a larger dream, a dream beyond the capabilities of the self and overcoming the limitations.This book is about, debunking the myth around Entrepreneurship and identifying the invisible factors that leads us to failure; Mastering 9 Evils within and outside to achieve faster and greater success and wealth creation

What if, you were lied to your entire life? You did what your parents told you to do. You stayed in school and now your future is not as secure as you have been told. You don't know what or who to believe? This book introduces students and young adults to the world of entrepreneurs, start-ups and home-based businesses that eventually grew in to multimillion dollar ventures. And it's about how you too can apply simple everyday techniques to reach financial independence. Millionaire By 26 will show you: · NEW!! How the Donald Trump's reality show The Apprentice can make you rich. · Why simply thinking positive is NOT the answer to becoming rich. · How you can get millionaires to talk to you for hours about their life and their secret strategies. · What 3 main factors that you will absolutely need to master, in order to achieve success. · How to evaluate opportunities and the true secrets behind them. · Why listening to the right people is the key to creating and maintaining wealth. · How you can turn your current job in to a stepping stone to your financial independence even if it is a dead end job.

The Millionaire's Secret: A Handbook For Building Wealth In Tough Times reveals the closely guarded secrets used by wealthy people to build and preserve their empires. This concise book delivers specific steps you can use to improve your financial intelligent quotient, create passive and portfolio income, and achieve financial wealth. These practical and time tested strategies show you how acquiring income producing assets and preserving a strong capital base can become the seeds of your financial success. The Millionaire's Secret is easy to read and apply, and offers a straightforward approach to accumulating wealth in America today.

The word "entrepreneur" comes from the French verb "entreprendre" meaning "to do" or "to undertake." An entrepreneur is someone who "does," someone who acts. Generally, this means putting the time, energy, and money into starting up a business, and being willing to take the risks that come along with it. Whereas most people see problems, entrepreneurs see opportunities. Whereas most people complain about problems, entrepreneurs create solutions. Small businesses are the lifeblood of the economy. Nearly two-thirds of all new jobs created in the past fifteen years have come from small businesses, and over half of these businesses are run from home! About one out of ten people work for themselves or for a small company. We're all very fortunate to live in a world that encourages the creation and growth of new businesses. The process of opening your own company is relatively easy. But who can be an entrepreneur? Anyone can be an entrepreneur. You may be a twenty year old kid with no money in the bank with just a good idea, and you can still build a company from scratch. You don't have to be old to create a business: Google, Facebook, and Dell are all examples of companies that were started by students. You don't need lot of money, either: Microsoft, Nike, Domino's Pizza, Hewlett-Packard, and Eastman Kodak are all examples of companies that were started with ten thousand dollars or less. Don't think that setting up a business is an intimidating task that requires a lot of work, money, and special talent. The question "Who can be an entrepreneur?" wasn't really a fair one, was it? If I asked, "Who can play golf?" and you answered "Anyone," you'd be technically right - just about anyone can pick up a club and hit a ball. But the real question should be, "Who can play golf well?" Just about anyone can start a company, but being a successful entrepreneur requires a particular type of person, a lot of hard work, and a good measure of luck.

A must-read book filled with practical information and numerous case studies on what aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners need to know to run a profitable businessthe author reminds the reader not to confuse the excitement and enthusiasm of starting a business and being a business owner with the skills required to be successful and avoid becoming one of the 80% of businesses that will eventually fail. A major contribution of this book is its continuous emphasis on the importance of having a business model as a critical requirement to start and manage a profitable business. Edgar Ortiz, CEO of Strategic Analytic Solutions and business columnist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Ralph Blanchard, a successful entrepreneur with a background in economics, provides a detailed analysis of what it is really like to buy, start, operate, and eventually sell a small business. Topics covered include: why most businesses fail ten management skills found in successful small business owners strategies to transition from self-employment to entrepreneurship advantages that small business owners have over larger competitors tips to develop profitable pricing strategies innovative ideas to help develop a sound business model

'Making money is a knack, a knack that can be acquired. And if someone like me can become rich, then so can you - no matter what your present circumstances. Here is how I did it and what I learned along the way.' So writes Felix Dennis, who believes that almost anyone of reasonable intelligence can become rich, given sufficient motivation and application. How To Get Rich is a distillation of his business wisdom. Primarily concerned with the step-by-step creation of wealth, it ruthlessly dissects the business failures and financial triumphs of 'a South London lad who became rich virtually by accident'. Part manual, part memoir, part primer, this book is a template for those who are willing to stare down failure and transform their lives. Canny, infuriating, cynical and generous by turns, How To Get Rich is an invaluable guide to 'the surprisingly simple art of collecting money which already has your name on it'.