The Entrepreneur Equation
Evaluating the Realities, Risks, and Rewards of Having Your Own Business
Category: Small Business
If you want to run your own company, learn whether entrepreneurship is right for you.
In this summary you will learn
- What the challenges of entrepreneurship are
- How to debunk prevalent false assumptions about entrepreneurship
- How to determine if becoming an entrepreneur is the right career path for you
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Why you should read The Entrepreneur Equation
Consultant and author Carol Roth takes a straight-up, no-nonsense tone in this easy-to-read guide containing useful, if somewhat obvious, advice. For example, individuals who can’t manage their personal finances shouldn’t try to manage a business. Or future entrepreneurs think that if they run their own companies, they’ll have more free time, though, in reality, they will have less. While Roth writes in an engaging style and provides useful self-analysis questions in each chapter, her book needs more examples of real-world successful and failed entrepreneurs. Future entrepreneurs could be deterred by Roth’s fairly negative tone, although she might be doing them a big favor in that sense. getAbstract recommends this helpful if limited overview to potential future entrepreneurs who must evaluate whether they’re cut out for such a path.
About the Author
Carol Roth, a business consultant and blogger, has appeared on Fox News, MSNBC and the Fox Business Network.
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