BOOK INFORMATION
By Kevin Hanville
10 Digit ISBN: 1-934938-78-5
13 Digit ISBN: 978-1-934938-78-2
LCCN: 2009938655
Price: $12.95
Trim: 8.3 X 5.5 X 0.5 inches
Format (pb/hc): Paperback
Pages: 165
For additional information about this book, visit the website www.changeorgobroke.com.
CHANGE OR GO BROKE
Straight Talk About Small BusinessBy Kevin Hanville
10 Digit ISBN: 1-934938-78-5
13 Digit ISBN: 978-1-934938-78-2
LCCN: 2009938655
Price: $12.95
Trim: 8.3 X 5.5 X 0.5 inches
Format (pb/hc): Paperback
Pages: 165
For additional information about this book, visit the website www.changeorgobroke.com.
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BOOK DESCRIPTION
Change or Go Broke cuts through the hype and fads and tells the truth about running a small business. Kevin Hanville shares the lessons he has learned in his twenty-five plus years as an executive, businessman, and business consultant.
Hanville’s straightforward and practical wisdom is fortified with lighthearted humor, providing the reader with a thorough examination of the wrong-headed business assumptions about how to make a small company work. His self-described “politically incorrect” observations blast some of the commonly accepted platitudes and principles pertaining to entrepreneurship, sales, employees, finance, and leadership.
For anyone considering starting a small business or anyone who is already knee-deep in a business and wondering what they could do to be more successful, Kevin Hanville delivers sound advice and credible solutions. For those who are ready to re-boot their business or to take it to the next level, this book will serve as a breath of fresh air and an easy-to-follow guide.
Hanville’s straightforward and practical wisdom is fortified with lighthearted humor, providing the reader with a thorough examination of the wrong-headed business assumptions about how to make a small company work. His self-described “politically incorrect” observations blast some of the commonly accepted platitudes and principles pertaining to entrepreneurship, sales, employees, finance, and leadership.
For anyone considering starting a small business or anyone who is already knee-deep in a business and wondering what they could do to be more successful, Kevin Hanville delivers sound advice and credible solutions. For those who are ready to re-boot their business or to take it to the next level, this book will serve as a breath of fresh air and an easy-to-follow guide.