Author: Jay Golliver
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Because no one ever told me, I couldn’t avoid the 133 traps mentioned in this book. Now, I’m telling you—Jay hardly qualifies as a big business tycoon. After graduating with a degree in accounting, he didn’t follow the path of most of his peers by choosing accounting jobs or pursuing graduate studies. Instead, he chose to start his own business. Over 15 years, Jay made every single mistake mentioned in this book. He described those years as "utterly tormenting." Finally, he increased his revenue from $70,000 in 1978 to $10 million by 1997. His business also became a miracle in the industry. In this book, Jay candidly peels back the layers, shares the origins of his scars, and places 133 warning signs in front of the traps he once fell into, hoping you can successfully avoid them and make the path to entrepreneurship smoother and more straightforward.
The True Scriptures of Entrepreneurship
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