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Thinking Like An Entrepreneur

This guide shows readers how to reason like an entrepreneur and make sound financial decisions in business. It suits anyone thinking about launching a company as well as owners already running one. The author aims to help people move from working for someone else to founding and leading their own venture, and to take charge of their financial future and pursue their goals.

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Topics include managing cash flow, growing an enterprise, using intellectual capital and bootstrapping, how personality shapes business choices, weighing risk against larger opportunities, the part luck plays in commerce, purchasing an existing company, drafting a business plan, and arranging financing through suppliers and customers.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 276 pages

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