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Summary

Need to start your own business, but don't have the time, money, and resources to go back to school and earn a business degree? It's like climbing a mountain, one step after another until you reach your summit. This book was written with you in mind. This audiobook and book may be the most important investment you may make in your lifetime. Many people are now finding their lives in a constant state of chaos and are feeling vulnerable to uncertainty. These hard times are making a lot of people nervous about their future. For some, starting a business may be an option worth looking at. However, there are certain business principles that need to be understood and adhered to. This audiobook covers those fundamental business disciplines involved in a small to medium-sized business and can be reviewed in just a little over eight hours. The curriculum covered includes entrepreneurship, strategic management, insurance, finance, dispute resolution, sales & marketing, human resources, and accounting. These are the most important basic courses necessary to understand a complex matrix of business philosophies and principles. Each person has their own way of synthesizing information. For many, listening and reading along is an effective self-study tool. The business knowledge provided in this book is the equivalent of approximately 60 upper-division units in business science. This audiobook is an investment in one’s self and a path to personal redemption and security. Each person learns at their own pace. By repeatedly listening and reading along in the book (by the same name and available online), one can quickly grasp a plethora of business terminologies and principles. So, take that first step, put together that business plan, seek out potential investors, share your business ideas with others, and go out there and shake up the world! For more information please see my website at http://audiobooks4entrepreneurs.com

Duration: about 8 hours (08:15:14)
Publishing date: 2020-09-28; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

• Business & Economics