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The Unfair Advantage - How You Already Have What It Takes to Succeed (Paperback, New Edition)
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The Unfair Advantage - How You Already Have What It Takes to Succeed (Paperback, New Edition)
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Loot Price R261
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This ground-breaking book exposes the myths behind startup success,
illuminates the real forces at work and shows how they can be
harnessed in your favour. The world isn't a level playing field.
Meritocracy is a myth. And if you look at those at the top, you
realise that behind every success story is an Unfair Advantage. But
that doesn't just mean your parents' wealth or who you know. An
Unfair Advantage is any element that gives you an edge over your
competition. And we all have one. Drawing on over two decades of
hands-on experience, including as the first Marketing Director of
Just Eat (a startup now worth over GBP5 billion), the authors show
how to identify your own unfair advantages and apply them to any
project. Hard work and grit aren't enough, so they explore the
importance of money, intelligence, insight, location, education,
expertise, status and luck in the journey to success. From Snapchat
to Spanx, Oprah to Elon Musk, unfair advantages have shaped the
journeys of some of the most successful brands in the world. This
book helps you too find the external circumstances and internal
strengths to succeed in the world of business and beyond.
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