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What Self-made Millionaires Really Think, Know and Do: A Straight-talking Guide to Business Success and Personal Riches [Illustrated] [Paperback]

Richard Dobbins , Barrie O. Pettman
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  • Paperback: 328 pages
  • Publisher: Capstone; 2nd illustrated edition edition (26 April 2002)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 1841120200
  • ISBN-13: 978-1841120201
  • Product Dimensions: 23 x 15.6 x 2.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,038,840 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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What Self–Made Millionaires Really Think, Know, and Do offers you practical, hands–on advice for turning ideas into money–making business realities. Two self–made millionaires, Richard Dobbins and Barrie Pettman, reveal the secrets of their fantastic business achievements and personal fortunes. The authors provide a complete programme from thinking creatively and setting clear goals to negotiating skills, leadership and liberting time management, the book is also illustrated throughout with great stories and personal anecdotes.

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There are better ways of becoming a millionaire than trudging to your local store to buy that lottery ticket every week. The fact is your chances are 14 million to one. If you entered the lottery once every week, then – sure – you can expect to win. About once in every two hundred and seventy thousand years! But still there are those who believe that if they sit and listen as number after number is called out on the TV, that this will be there week. Their lucky break.

Then there are those that know that they must do more than watch spinning balls to make their lives a success; that in order to do more, to have more, to become master of their own destiny – they must change. They must act. And this book is for them...

Enter Richard Dobbins and Barrie O. Pettman, two self–made millionaires who reveal the secrets of the their fantastic business achievements and personal fortunes. What Self–Made Millionaires Really Think, Know & Do does not rely on a mystical system, flimsy hype or unbelievable get–rich–quick schemes. Instead it offers practical and realistic advice for turning your brilliant ideas into a money–making business reality.

What Self–made Millionaires Really Think, Know & Do guides you from business idea to market acclaim. You will discover the secrets of real business – from thinking creatively and setting clear goals to negotiating skills, leadership and liberating time management. It is illustrated throughout with superb success stories and anecdotes from the author′s remarkable careers.

Dobbins and Pettman provide a complete toolkit for the ambititous entrepreneur. they provide proven methods for getting what you want in life. Success, happiness and your first million. It′s not an easy walk in the park, but if you are serious about dramatically changing your life, it′s all within your grasp. And it′s all in here.


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5.0 out of 5 stars Great fun and useful too!, 14 Aug 2007
This is another "success" book that reads very much like the superb Brian Tracy. In their own personal, intimate and fun style, the two millionaire authors explain how attitude is everything. They present some practical methods for applying the positive and generous outlook needed in order to do well.
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3.0 out of 5 stars A guide for adjusting your mindset, nothing more..., 10 Nov 2010
There are some useful tips to achieve wealth in this book, mainly around goal setting and making use of your untapped creativity. A lot is covered in similiar titles and I found the remarks on the tax system and public education a little un-necessary and out of place.

eg. The authors at one point complain that they cannot opt out of the tax system, which would be more at home in a book discussing libertarian philosophy. Further on the authors appear to suggest that teachers in the public education system have it easy and if they really wanted to see how great they are at teaching then the system ought to be privatised so that teaching becomes a case of 'get what you pay for', this all ties in with the authors point that people expect to be paid for time rather than quality of service/product. I can see the author's point in this, as a teacher (or anything else) i'd like to feel that i'm doing a good job and not just being paid for my time, otherwise I have little value, however the tone of voice that comes across in this book is what has lead me to give it a low rating, while the authors do have a point, it's presented in a way that seems slightly bitter about the challenges of the private sector. If you sense it too whilst you read it, and carry on reading regardless, you may find some useful tips, or points of view, as I did. :)
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5.0 out of 5 stars Practical, inspirational, applicable wisdom, 13 May 2002
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This book offers the in-depth experience and expertise of its authors in a concise and direct manner. Clear language and structure convey powerful messages and practical strategic tools that will leave you uplifted, well-informed and empowered to put into practise what you have just read. Essential, immensely valuable business read.
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