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	What No One Ever Tells You About Starting Your Own Business: Real Life Start-Up Advice from 101 Successful Entrepreneurs Dearborn Trade Publishing ( January, 1999 ) Book Our Price : £ 9.11 List Price : £ 10.12 You save £1.01 (10% off) Prices subject to change. usually dispatched within 24 hours.

Start-Up Advice

Anyone in the UK that has a good idea for starting a business but does not have the first idea about how to do it should avoid this book. The book is written by an American author and all the content is based on experiences in the USA. (Not all that helpful to the budding UK Entrepreneur who knows nothing other than he wants to work for himself!) Rather than advice, it is more a collection of memories and anecdotes about start ups, in all types of businesses. Apart from a few pitfalls, that I personally found funny or surprising, it offered no real help for starting up a small business from home. My advise would be save your money! Start with buying something else more practicle for advice on starting your own business in the UK. Then if you want a light good hearted read with a business interest later on? Buy this book!

An invaluable resource for starting or continuing a business

How much is it worth to you to know in advance how to avoid costly mistakes when starting or running a business? Multiply that by 101. This book contains 101 lessons learned the hard way by 101 successful entrepreneurs. Thats 101 lessons we readers get to learn the easy way. Ms. Normans book is invaluable not only for the brave souls considering starting their own business, but also for those who have been in business for years. In fact business veterans probably can appreciate even more than novices the value of avoiding costly mistakes. In a highly readable, anecdotal format, Ms. Norman relates the stories of 101 successful entrepreneurs who learned business lessons the hard way. The value of these insights is immeasurable. The bottom line is there are 101 potential mistakes that you can avoid by learning from the experiences of successful business owners. Its like having 101 free consultants, each expert in his or her field. Ms. Norman also provides a handy list of resources, including internet, association and corporate contacts. She also encourages readers to contact her with their stories so she may continue the good work, perhaps in a sequel or in her newspaper column published nationally.