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How to be an entrepreneur : the six secrets of self-made success

By: Parks, SteveMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Harlow, England ; New York : Prentice Hall Business, 2006Description: vii, 148 pages : illustrationsISBN: 9780273708292; 0273708295 Subject(s): Entrepreneurship | New business enterprises | Success in businessDDC classification: 338.04

Contents:

The first secret: attitude -- The second secret: opportunity -- The third secret: focus -- The fourth secret: talent -- The fifth secret: building -- The sixth secret: communicaton -- The end? The beginning?

Summary: Business and entrepreneurship has been pushed onto a wider public stage by a number of major TV series - but there is yet to be the definitive guide to what it really takes to be an entrepreneur. This is it.

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Includes index.

The first secret: attitude --
The second secret: opportunity --
The third secret: focus --
The fourth secret: talent --
The fifth secret: building --
The sixth secret: communicaton --
The end? The beginning?

Business and entrepreneurship has been pushed onto a wider public stage by a number of major TV series - but there is yet to be the definitive guide to what it really takes to be an entrepreneur. This is it.

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