There is an epidemic of unhappiness in the American workplace. A
full 70 percent of workers in the United States report that they
are disengaged from their jobs. When asked, "Do you have the
opportunity to do what you do best every day?" only 20 percent of
nearly 2 million employees said yes. It is no wonder that 56
percent of all Americans dream of starting their own business. So
why don't they do so? Because starting one's own business is seen
as difficult, expensive, and risky.In this extraordinary book,
successful Go It Alone! entrepreneur Bruce Judson explains that the
conventional wisdom about starting your own business is stunningly
wrong. Using the leverage of technology -- e-mail, the World Wide
Web, and the remarkable array of off-the-shelf business services
now available -- it is dramatically easier to start your own
business. Magnified by these new services, it is also possible to
create, for the first time, a highly focused business.Bruce Judson
shows you the practical steps that will allow nearly any individual
to create a business, often using job skills that seem to require
an entire corporation for support. It is no longer necessary to
spend time on the tasks that don't add value. It is now possible to
stay small but reap big profits. Go-it-alone businesses allow the
individual the freedom to concentrate on their greatest skills.
After reading this book, your motto will be "Do What You Do Best,
Let Others Do the Rest."
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Wed, 5 Jul 2006 | Review
by: Chris M.
Excellent book. Would recommend it to anyone that has a business or is thinking about starting one. You will learn what it takes to do be a Go It Alone entrepreneur. Extreme outsourcing and reducing risks are just 2 of the main principles.
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Chris Meistre
http://www.cmcs.co.za/
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