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Are You Suited to be an Entrepreneur
or…
Should You Get a Job?
 Gene
Landrum
Gene Landrum, Ph.D., is a high-tech start-up specialist
who teaches and lectures on the creative personality,
innovation, and the Promethean temperament.
He created Chuck E. Cheese, the popular family-oriented
restaurant chain with over 400 locations, teaches at
the International College in Naples, Florida, and has
appeared on hundreds of radio and television talk shows.
Entrepreneurial Genius is Gene Landrum's ninth book.
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"The voice of the intellect is a soft one, but
it does not rest until it has gained a hearing."
–Sigmund Freud
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Price: $ 19.95
400 pages
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HOT OFF THE PRESS!
Order this book NOW
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In his latest book, Entrepreneurial Genius: The Power
of Passion, Gene N. Landrum, Ph.D., reveals in a light
and entertaining style, his Twelve Laws of Entrepreneurial
Genius.
From a cast of 50 charismatic entrepreneurs, Landrum selects
a dozen, including Sam Walton, Martha Stewart, Donald Trump
and Hugh Hefner, whom he profiles in some depth. In these
profiles, he shows the steps in their climb to success and
the personality traits and practices that propelled them to
this pinnacle.
Do You Have What it Takes
To Be an Entrepreneur?
Attendees at Landrum’s lectures often ask how they
can determine whether they have what it takes to be an entrepreneur.
To anticipate this need, Dr. Landrum has included a self-assessment
exercise for measuring one’s entrepreneurial propensity.
For those with an inclination to entrepreneurship, there is
a chapter that provides guidance on the challenges and techniques
in launching a new venture.
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