Why Sell Tacos in Africa?
16 life-changing business strategies you can use anywhere, from the man who turned $400 into $200 million
by Paul Oberschneider
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Pub Date Jan 09 2017 | Archive Date Jan 09 2017
Harriman House | The Explorer
Description
It's hard to find tacos in Africa.
What is a self-made man or woman? Ever thought about it? Success is not a straight-line deal. There is no A-to-Z path, and there are no magic beans that will carry you upward overnight. Have you ever wondered how to start, scale up, build teams, and flourish in an uncontested market? I can tell you. I did it.
In 1992, I landed in Estonia with $400 in my pocket. There, I discovered a truth that changed my life and the way I conducted business: You can make a lot of money as an entrepreneur by moving decisively in blue-sky markets - markets where you face very little competition and the tide can carry you to riches.
Over the next decade and a half, I built a portfolio of businesses worth $200 million. Now, I want to share the paths that led me to success, passing on my knowledge to you. In Why Sell Tacos in Africa? I explain sixteen principles that allowed me to drive such tremendous growth. May you, too, find a blue-market and watch your business soar.
What is a self-made man or woman? Ever thought about it? Success is not a straight-line deal. There is no A-to-Z path, and there are no magic beans that will carry you upward overnight. Have you ever wondered how to start, scale up, build teams, and flourish in an uncontested market? I can tell you. I did it.
In 1992, I landed in Estonia with $400 in my pocket. There, I discovered a truth that changed my life and the way I conducted business: You can make a lot of money as an entrepreneur by moving decisively in blue-sky markets - markets where you face very little competition and the tide can carry you to riches.
Over the next decade and a half, I built a portfolio of businesses worth $200 million. Now, I want to share the paths that led me to success, passing on my knowledge to you. In Why Sell Tacos in Africa? I explain sixteen principles that allowed me to drive such tremendous growth. May you, too, find a blue-market and watch your business soar.
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Advance Praise
This is the new “Little Red Book” that will reframe your thinking about where you are, where you’re going, and how to get there. Clay Tompkins,
Former member of the New York Futures Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange
Paul
is one of the sharpest entrepreneurs I know. What he did in Central and Eastern
Europe is simply impressive.Helen-Marie
Loorents,
CEO, UPGRADER;
Certified Health and Life Coach USA
Paul’s
journey is unique, but he breaks it down into advice and key takeaways that any
entrepreneur can relate to and learn from.
Selma
Studer,Said
Business School MBA , Former Chair of the Entrepreneurship Oxford Business
Network
Marketing Plan
About the Author:
I’m Paul Oberschneider, a successful start-up entrepreneur with 29 years experience. I founded one of the largest property development companies in Eastern Europe, founded several large scale businesses including a mortgage company, and the largest cross border real estate company in Central and Eastern Europe I started with $400 and over 18 years built my portfolio of business worth over 200 million dollars across five countries.
However it wasn’t always this way for me. Years before I was nearly broke and had hit rock bottom. But you can change things in a minute if you want to. My entrepreneurship ministry is to help people who are on the journey of starting and building their own businesses or who may feel stuck and need guidance and inspiration in life. I turned my life upside down, and re-wrote my story and you can too. My history and background is sure to strike a chord with many like-minded entrepreneurs and my book, Why Sell Tacos in Africa will show how I did that and how it may help others. There is an African Proverb that says, "If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go with others." Success leaves footprints and you can follow some of mine.
I’m Paul Oberschneider, a successful start-up entrepreneur with 29 years experience. I founded one of the largest property development companies in Eastern Europe, founded several large scale businesses including a mortgage company, and the largest cross border real estate company in Central and Eastern Europe I started with $400 and over 18 years built my portfolio of business worth over 200 million dollars across five countries.
However it wasn’t always this way for me. Years before I was nearly broke and had hit rock bottom. But you can change things in a minute if you want to. My entrepreneurship ministry is to help people who are on the journey of starting and building their own businesses or who may feel stuck and need guidance and inspiration in life. I turned my life upside down, and re-wrote my story and you can too. My history and background is sure to strike a chord with many like-minded entrepreneurs and my book, Why Sell Tacos in Africa will show how I did that and how it may help others. There is an African Proverb that says, "If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go with others." Success leaves footprints and you can follow some of mine.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9780995763036 |
| PRICE | $17.95 (USD) |
| PAGES | 136 |
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