My children will be born rich. This is what I will teach them. - How to win in capitalism and morality - 9789948193968

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My children will be born rich. This is what I will teach them. - How to win in capitalism and morality

My children will be born rich. This is what I will teach them. - How to win in capitalism and morality

My children will be born rich. This is what I will teach them. - How to win in capitalism and morality

By: Saygin Yalcin

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Mar, 09 2022

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“Building businesses is a craft like carpentry. If you know how to build, it doesn’t matter if the product is a table or a chair.” Astonishingly successful humans are not the chosen few. They are people who chose to make the best investment ever. Discover what that investment is and adopt the ultimate entrepreneurial spirit: No limit. No need. All in. This book will teach you how one man’s concept developed into the most successful e-commerce company in the Middle East and eventually became part of the “biggest-ever technology acquisition in the Arab world”—worth several hundred million dollars. With this book, you will: - Transform your mindset from a mere idea to the reality of a successful business. - Identify how to start a company without having any money. - Learn how to traverse the darkest times of your life, alone and without support. - Understand the 6 success factors all accomplished entrepreneurs share. - Uncover how to build a business plan, prepare your deck, find backers, and convince investors to contribute millions of dollars to your company. Buy My Children Will Be Born Rich today and discover how Saygin Yalcin’s company made 1.1 million U.S. dollars in its first 8 weeks of operations.