By Brian Schwartz
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New expanded edition of 50 Entrepreneurs: Thriving in Uncertain Times is a whopping 300 pages and includes exclusive one-on-one interviews with over 50 successful entrepreneurs including Michael Gerber, Christine Comaford, Allen Fishman (TAB), Bob Parsons (Go Daddy), Kim Jordan (New Belgium Brewing), and Jake Jabs (American Furniture Warehouse).
In an easy to digest format, each interview is condensed down to only the key insights, averaging five pages per interview. Consider that each can be read in 15 minutes to start your day or before you go to bed each night. Each interview provides new insights and is guaranteed to give you a shot inspiration when you may need it the most.
Not sure what kind of business you might want to start? Consider this a great starting block. For the author, who eventually went on to build a fast growing publishing business, it served as a catalyst to discover exactly the kind of business that would have the greatest chances of success and be most fulfilling. Ultimately, the most successful business you can start is the one that doesn’t feel like work at all. There’s no reason why this book can’t do the same for you.
There are two types of people in this world; those who ponder, and those who act. 50 Interviews: Entrepreneurs showcases the latter, offering a rare and honest glimpse into the true mindset of what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur in an increasingly uncertain world. Their answers offer real life wisdom, insight, and practical advice you can put to use right now. They are simply living proof that you can create something from nothing and that without risk, there can be no reward. They teach us that failure is the pathway to success, a burning desire the essential fuel, and why having a purpose greater than ourselves leads to ultimate fulfillment. Read more
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