Author: Ray K. Miller (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Successful entrepreneurs can be considered a special breed. What kind of people can become successful? This book includes practical secrets of top entrepreneurs achieving extraordinary success, providing detailed and incisive discussions on the intrinsic motivational mechanisms, external environments, and methods that drive entrepreneurial success. Through numerous classic examples, the author recreates the feasibility and risks of entrepreneurship in the information age. You will see the spirit they possess, experience their remarkable drive, foresight, and ability to inspire others—it is all this that enables these great leaders to overcome difficulties, persevere in adversity, and ultimately turn the tide. From these successful entrepreneurs, you will learn what it truly means to seize opportunities! The entrepreneurs mentioned in this book include: Michael Dell of Dell Computer, Fred Smith of Federal Express, Jim McCann of 1-800-Flowers.com, and Pierre Omidyar of eBay. This book profoundly illuminates what truly matters in the process of company creation and development. This is also the key to transforming you from an entrepreneurial dreamer into a successful entrepreneur.
Entrepreneur Dreamer: Bold Dreams, Break Through Patterns, Successful Entrepreneurship
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