Lloyd E. Shefsky

I just borrowed this book from our office library.

The first thing I did after borrowing this was to look at it's review on Amazon which by the way is not far from the rating here in goodreads.

The book is a good read, very practical, simple and Shefsky really put into context of what everyone experiences before and after a person decides to become an entrepreneur.

Here are some of the lessons I've learned.

You're failure is not who you are. You may fail sometimes or often but failing does not turn you into a failure but instead he encourages people to try and not afraid to fail since most of the persons he cited failed in one way from the another.

Sometimes you really need to believe in yourself or no one else, like Howard Schultz of Starbucks in which the original Starbucks did not approve of his idea of serving coffee by the cup which back then the traditional way was to sell it by the pounds.

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