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Story Behind The Book
After coaching so many teens, I realised the lack of financial education. Then again in my own personal teens years, I had unanswered questions on entrepreneurship. This book has been written to help expose teens to the habits of a go-getter entrepreneurial teen. I believe that developing an entrepreneurial skill is worthwhile for all of us, not just teens. Do not be educated only on how to work for somebody else, but develop yourself to build your own business, because God has already put that on the inside of you. You have that unique success recipe that the whole world is waiting for. Our educational system has not done much in the area of developing students to create and manage their own multimillion business and that is why I have written this book with the interest of teens at heart, to help them begin to have entrepreneurial mindsets. "The only way to make lots of money, will be in a business of your own." says America's former oil tycoon. You can do more with money, than without it.
Reviews
<strong>My daughter who wants to go into business right after her A' level exams, read a copy of this book and she has been blown away by the exposures of the habits of the go-getter entrepreneurial teen. Sandra Moon.<br /></strong><br /><strong><em>Definitely our children need financial education, and this book is does just that. Wilfred Sone.<br /><br />Financial education is not part of the National Curriculum in schools, but parents, grandparent, teachers, and government oficials will agree that, its lack is causing a havoc and even cooking greater disaster in the lives of our future leaders. This book must be introduced to all schools worldwide.<br /> F. Wales<br /><br /><span style="color:#438059;">My sons new interest after reading this book has been encouraging.<br />Amanda Ike. <br /></span><br />This book keeps me motivated. I own a small business and this book has tremendous helped me during my challenging days. They not only for teens, believe me. The wealth of knowledge will do anyone some good. Steve Merryl<br /><br /></em></strong><span style="color:#0000ff;background-color:#ffffbf;">This book will let anyone begin to see the possibilies after a "Nine to Five" job. Truely there is more to us than we can see. Amy Smithly<br /><br />A book truely worth reading, my perception about get to school to get a job has changed.I will certainly finish my education, but want to be a student for life, learning to build businesses.<br />Hardcore last minute studying is never the way to go. "Don't Learn 4 Exams! Ten Exam Secrets of Highly Successful Teens" is a guide to beating tests and exceeding one's own expectations through test taking skills and figuring out what works for you as an individual. "Don't Learn 4 Exams!" is worth considering for any teen feeling the pressure of exams.<br /> <br />Margaret Lane<br />Reviewer<br />Reviewer's Bookwatch: August 2010<br />James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief<br />Midwest Book Review<br />278 Orchard Drive, Oregon, WI 53575<br /><br /></span>