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Entrepreneurship My Conversations with Black Millionaire Entrepreneurs Volume 1
These famous self-made millionaires know what it is to be successful Black Millionaire Entrepreneurs and they want to share it with you.
These millionaires are directly responsible for well over $2 Billion worth of entrepreneurial success.
In Volume 1 we have Brother Bedford interviewing Black business Icons and Best-selling authors, Business Hall of Famer, George Fraser and Dr. Dennis Kimbro.
Some of the contents of the Conversation with Dr. Dennis Kimbro covers the Characteristics and Traits of Millionaires�4 common chords of successful millionaires…How to discover your area of Excellence…The difference between haves and have nots
Some of the contents of the Conversation with George Fraser cover The Power of Networking�5 hurdles you must overcome…what makes successful entrepreneurs successful…Transcending management to leadership�10 best businesses for black people and much, much more.
How successful could you be if you just discovered what makes these entrepreneurs tick?
Well, in this volume and the others you'll discover 100s of Tips and Strategies that will help you start, build, and grow a successful business.
Just one of their ideas could add $20,000, $25,000, maybe $50,000 to your income this year!
So instead of knocking yourself out trying to come up with just the right Formula, you can now have it in just a few minutes right at your fingertips.
These millionaires are directly responsible for well over $2 Billion worth of entrepreneurial success.
In Volume 1 we have Brother Bedford interviewing Black business Icons and Best-selling authors, Business Hall of Famer, George Fraser and Dr. Dennis Kimbro.
Some of the contents of the Conversation with Dr. Dennis Kimbro covers the Characteristics and Traits of Millionaires�4 common chords of successful millionaires…How to discover your area of Excellence…The difference between haves and have nots
Some of the contents of the Conversation with George Fraser cover The Power of Networking�5 hurdles you must overcome…what makes successful entrepreneurs successful…Transcending management to leadership�10 best businesses for black people and much, much more.
How successful could you be if you just discovered what makes these entrepreneurs tick?
Well, in this volume and the others you'll discover 100s of Tips and Strategies that will help you start, build, and grow a successful business.
Just one of their ideas could add $20,000, $25,000, maybe $50,000 to your income this year!
So instead of knocking yourself out trying to come up with just the right Formula, you can now have it in just a few minutes right at your fingertips.
65 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 17, 2012
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September 15, 2018
Great read
Great read. Very informative about the needs and the Black entrepreneur. I would recommend anyone to get their hands on this as soon as possible.
Great read. Very informative about the needs and the Black entrepreneur. I would recommend anyone to get their hands on this as soon as possible.
March 2, 2016
Half useful
First, I purchased this book thinking it would be a collection of stories from a bunch of entrepreneurs, but it turned out to be interviews of only 2 individuals. I got a lot from the first interview, but the second interview, which featured George Fraser, was a little harder to digest. There were many linguistic issues with his interview and a large chunk of it focused on the black plight, which distracted from the main focus of this book. There were a few good gems in the second interview , but it was a struggle to stay interested.
First, I purchased this book thinking it would be a collection of stories from a bunch of entrepreneurs, but it turned out to be interviews of only 2 individuals. I got a lot from the first interview, but the second interview, which featured George Fraser, was a little harder to digest. There were many linguistic issues with his interview and a large chunk of it focused on the black plight, which distracted from the main focus of this book. There were a few good gems in the second interview , but it was a struggle to stay interested.
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