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by Verinder K. Syal (Author)
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You have a lot of ideas, but where to start? One can get overwhelmed by all the steps needed to create, and launch, a successful business. Who should you turn to?
"Discover The Entrepreneur Within" is the answer to your prayers.
The workbook is based on Verinder Syal's award-winning classes at Northwestern University, will demystify this process. He has created a step-by-step guide that gives you the tools to launch your business.
You will LEARN HOW TO: Find new Ideas and select the best one; Assemble and lead a Team; Focus on the right Customers; Market and Sell; develop a Business Model; Figure out how much money you will need and how to raise it; Develop your Pitch and make winning Presentations; to name just a few things.
In addition, there is a section that will help you examine your Values and Principles and determine the Life you want to Live.
Are you ready for a personal revolution, to achieve freedom, to do what you love, and to do so on your own terms? Do you want to help others while living a life of meaning and significance?
Let's get started now
Author Biography
SUMMARY: Verinder Syal has run both large, and small, companies. He has bought companies and started two from scratch. Some times he has worked with thousands of people, and at other times alone. He has experienced both success and failure. He thinks for himself, live life on his own terms, and has a passion to help young people find the capacities that lie within them so they can live lives of meaning. Verinder was born in India, came to the United States in 1971 at the age of twenty-two. During his successful business career, he ran both large businesses--such as Quaker Oats Breakfast Foods, Rice-A-Roni, Ghirardelli Chocolate, and Stella Cheese--and smaller ones, including two he started himself. For the past decade, Verinder has been a consultant and a highly regarded - and award-winning - professor at Northwestern University where he teaches two undergraduate courses: "Principles of Entrepreneurship" and "Leadership, Ethics, and You." He has a knack for simplifying the most complicated things and helping his students and clients discover their inner passion and abilities, develop a vision, focus, execute, and succeed.
