Born to Be an Entrepreneur - Paperback

by Kristyna Zapletal (Author)

THIS ISN'T YOUR TYPICAL BUSINESS BOOK. AND IT'S NOT YOUR TYPICAL STARTUP BOOK, EITHER.

If you're hesitant or insecure about starting your own business, this book will breathe entrepreneurial life into your soul.

It isn't a guide. It's a wake-up call.

Do you have a hard time calling yourself an 'entrepreneur'? And why doesn't everyone else doesn't?

Don't let the word intimidate you. It's not a title meant only for the brainiacs, the MBA holders, or the super rich. You don't need to be a tech prodigy with a killer app idea, or a consultant juggernaut with visions of six-figure contracts dancing in your head.

Entrepreneurship is for anyone, whether you're launching a passion project on the side or looking to build a multi-million company. It doesn't take a lightning strike of genius or piles of cash to get started.

This book makes you rethink what an entrepreneur truly is.

It's a book for the never-quitters, the leaders at heart who always want to get better, the ones who seek knowledge like it's oxygen.

A book for those who don't care if they work hard or easy but only that they work at something significant.

A real page-turner, you'll fall in love with the 25 one-of-a-kind illustrations that capture the spirit of what it means to be an entrepreneur in the 21st century.

In 40 fast-paced chapters, you're going to learn how to:

• Stop waiting for the 'perfect' day and take action now
• Deal with the lack of time, money, or the right skills
• Generate a constant supply of energy in your body
• Brew up a powerful failure antidote and break up with fear
• Fine-tune your mental habits and defeat emotional monsters
• Get your self-esteem back and feel good about who you are
• Make time work for you, not against you - and beat procrastination!
• Create value for your clients, for your community, for... well, yourself
• Know your purpose and design the life you've always wanted

Entrepreneurs are born imperfect like anyone else: they struggle and cry, flog themselves with doubts, and experience rejection considerably more often than they do praise. Yet, they don't give in to shame. They are survivors who manage to strike a fire in a wasteland. They keep the candle of dream burning in the middle of a shitstorm."