Mike Michalowicz knows business, and he knows aspiring entrepreneurs need a hard-core reality check if they’re ever going to get off their duff and start one. Founder of three multi-million dollar businesses, Michalowicz lets readers in on his proven “TPing” entrepreneurial strategies in his new book, “The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur.”
“The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur” pulls no punches, busting through commonly held beliefs about business that slow budding entrepreneurs down - or stop them cold in their tracks. In his book Michalowicz explains why a business plan is a total waste of time, how to exploit your super strengths and outsource everything else, and how to launch and grow your business on a beer and pizza budget.
“I’m all about the underdogs, the ‘Toilet Paper Entrepreneurs’ who figure out how to get down to business even if they’re on the last three sheets of their roll,” says Michalowicz, who regularly speaks to young entrepreneurs at Babson College, Harvard, and other colleges all over the country. “My book is for people who have more ingenuity than money, more heart than know-how, and more passion than experience.”
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The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur
August 20, 2008 by Nicholas | 3 Comments
In Entrepreneurs
jaeda on August 21st, 2008 at 12:01 am
sounds so interesting, are there any of these books available around here? want to have one.
Toilet Paper Entrepreneur on August 21st, 2008 at 7:07 am
Dane,
Thanks for highlighting this. For those interested, the book ships on Sept 30th (39 days from today - but who’s counting).
If you want to pre-order you can get it at Amazon OR you can get it with free shipping from http://www.ToiletPaperEntrepreneur.com (just click on the picture of the book), and use the coupon code FREESHIP.
The FREESHIP code for free shipping is only available through the TPE website for preorders. It will save you $3.99, but four buck is four bucks!
Thanks again for posting this.
- Mike
cassy on August 22nd, 2008 at 1:50 am
His book can inspire those people who want to be an entrepreneur. Can help them to learn more about how to manage a business.