What is a self-made man or woman? Ever thought about it? Success is not a straight-line deal. There is no A-to-Z path, and there are no magic beans that will carry you upward overnight. Have you ever wondered how to start, scale up, build teams, and flourish in an uncontested market? I can tell you. I did it. In 1992, I landed in Estonia with $400 in my pocket. There, I di What is a self-made man or woman? Ever thought about it? Success is not a straight-line deal. There is no A-to-Z path, and there are no magic beans that will carry you upward overnight. Have you ever wondered how to start, scale up, build teams, and flourish in an uncontested market? I can tell you. I did it. In 1992, I landed in Estonia with $400 in my pocket. There, I discovered a truth that changed my life and the way I conducted business: You can make a lot of money as an entrepreneur by moving decisively in blue-sky markets - markets where you face very little competition and the tide can carry you to riches. Over the next decade and a half, I built a portfolio of businesses worth $200 million. Now, I want to share the paths that led me to success, passing on my knowledge to you. In Why Sell Tacos in Africa? I explain sixteen principles that allowed me to drive such tremendous growth. May you, too, find a blue-market and watch your business soar.
Why Sell Tacos in Africa?: 16 life-changing business strategies you can use anywhere, from the man who turned $400 into $200 million
What is a self-made man or woman? Ever thought about it? Success is not a straight-line deal. There is no A-to-Z path, and there are no magic beans that will carry you upward overnight. Have you ever wondered how to start, scale up, build teams, and flourish in an uncontested market? I can tell you. I did it. In 1992, I landed in Estonia with $400 in my pocket. There, I di What is a self-made man or woman? Ever thought about it? Success is not a straight-line deal. There is no A-to-Z path, and there are no magic beans that will carry you upward overnight. Have you ever wondered how to start, scale up, build teams, and flourish in an uncontested market? I can tell you. I did it. In 1992, I landed in Estonia with $400 in my pocket. There, I discovered a truth that changed my life and the way I conducted business: You can make a lot of money as an entrepreneur by moving decisively in blue-sky markets - markets where you face very little competition and the tide can carry you to riches. Over the next decade and a half, I built a portfolio of businesses worth $200 million. Now, I want to share the paths that led me to success, passing on my knowledge to you. In Why Sell Tacos in Africa? I explain sixteen principles that allowed me to drive such tremendous growth. May you, too, find a blue-market and watch your business soar.
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Kwang Wei Long –
Bought the book off Amazon because i found the introduction to be interesting and wanted to find out more. Book is brief and can be finished in a seating. Author covers many key ideas of entrepreneurship that can be appreciated if one has relevant knowledge or experience but can be a bit hard to connect the dots for inexperience people. Overall an interesting read with key concepts of a business having a greater chance of success by targeting blue-sky market.
Pedro Henriques –
Easy reading/listening. Feels like an entrepreneur self-help book that states mostly trivialities. Interesting thoughts on keeping most of the equity and advocating a solo entrepreneur perspective, somewhat a contrarian view to most startups nowadays. Also, a key (possibly obvious but overlooked) takeaway is hiring for motivation and grit.
Benjamin –
Lacking substance, a business book for teenagers not for anyone seriously considering building a business.
Elliott Palous –
If you've got common sense the book will come as no surprise but non the less a great way to start confirming ones hypothesis on venturing out to uncharted land If you've got common sense the book will come as no surprise but non the less a great way to start confirming ones hypothesis on venturing out to uncharted land
Ms. ArdentCap –
Straight-forward advice No-nonsense advice for anyone wanting to follow his or her own path in the world of entrepreneurship. Great read!! Highly recommended.
Marek –
Very good business tips from a man who came to Estonia with no money and he had just a motivation to do something. I think every business owner should read this book and follow these tiny steps which lead to bigger success.
Nex Juice –
Important information. I didn't need to read the entire (tiny) book - the last chapter or 2 summed it up pretty well. Look for blue sky markets and avoid hot markets. Right now a hot market would be social media marketing and a blue sky market would be tacos in Africa. lol! Important information. I didn't need to read the entire (tiny) book - the last chapter or 2 summed it up pretty well. Look for blue sky markets and avoid hot markets. Right now a hot market would be social media marketing and a blue sky market would be tacos in Africa. lol!
David Kau –
A fantastic read! Will read again soon and buy for friends / business partners as a gift. Great for South African Entrepreneurs that are still scared of taking their businesses into Africa. Goes well with '101 Ways To Make Money In Africa'. A fantastic read! Will read again soon and buy for friends / business partners as a gift. Great for South African Entrepreneurs that are still scared of taking their businesses into Africa. Goes well with '101 Ways To Make Money In Africa'.
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