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100			_9197072 _aKruger, Douglas
245			_aPoverty proof for entrepreneurs/ _b50 ways to dodge the pitfalls and build wealth _cDouglas Kruger
260			_aCape Town, SA: _bPenguin Books, _c©2020.
300			_a150 pages. _c20 cm
520			_aWe face two important questions. The first pertains to who gets rich and what it is that they do. We need to understand that. The second is a matter of who stays poor and why they remain so. We need to understand that as well, in order to avoid it. We are going to discuss these questions, and the answers will change the way you think, live and structure your business. Entrepreneurship is a high-stakes game. Get it right, and you become a self-made millionaire. Get it wrong, and you could lose everything. Douglas Kruger, author of eight business and personal finance books, returns with a follow-up to the bestselling Poverty Proof. This time round, the focus is squarely on what makes or breaks a new business, and how you, as an entrepreneur, can get ahead of the curve. Could your idea change your financial reality? There’s every reason to believe that it could. Most millionaires and billionaires alive today are first-generation business owners. But too many entrepreneurs make simple mistakes when they start out that get in the way of accruing wealth. This book is your road map to avoiding the pitfalls, finding the ‘smart-cuts’, and ensuring that all your efforts amount to an empire rather than financial ruin.
521			_aAdults
700			_9197078 _aMarlene, Fryer publisher
700			_9197080 _aRichter-Herbert, Ronel managing editor
700			_9197082 _aAfrica, Ryan cover and text design
700			_9197083 _avan den Berg, Monique typesetter
942			_2ddc _cBOOK _w6197 _xNontobeko Sigudla _y6197 _zNontobeko Sigudla
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