The Entrepreneur Equation
Evaluating the Realities, Risks, and Rewards of Having Your Own Business
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Narrator Mike Chamberlain's effervescent optimism works well with this detailed guide to choosing, organizing, and running your own business. With natural phrasing that is never boring, he keeps the energy level high, expresses the author's helpful tone, and captures the essence of each idea. The author says you need more than a passionate dream or a job you hate to become a happy entrepreneur. Her detailed knowledge of what different businesses require will help listeners stay clearheaded when choosing, organizing, and managing a business. Though she writes like a seasoned business consultant, the book's strongest message is one of self-discovery: Look honestly at your strengths and preferences and decide how these will fit with the realities of being a business owner. T.W. © AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine
October 15, 2011
Business pundit Roth (carolroth.com) addresses her first book to would-be entrepreneurs and pulls no punches as she helps listeners evaluate their suitability for the competitive entrepreneur environment. Chapters help listeners assess their goals, business plan, and personal fit with entrepreneurship but focus more on risks than rewards. The humorous tone makes this a fun, if sobering, listen. Veteran narrator Mike Chamberlain offers an appropriately hard-hitting performance. However, the book's checklists and worksheets are ill-suited to the audio format. Recommended for stouthearted entrepreneurs or those looking for the bright side of their day jobs. [The BenBella hc, published in March, was a New York Times and a USA Today best seller.--Ed.]--Mark Swails, Johnson Cty. Community Coll. Lib., Overland Park, KS
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