Laura Lyseight

Teens- Beat Future Economic Crisis! Laura Lyseight

Publisher Marketing: Do you want to learn the habits of an entrepreneur whilst in your teens? Do you see yourself owning your own business or businesses even as a teen or in the near future? Do you want to have a better advantage and a greater chance of succeeding in the world of business in this changing economic climate? This book will give you the most incredible exposure to the habits of the go-getter entrepreneurial teen, before you are exposed to the real world. It explores the kind of attitude the go-getter forms, knowing that their attitude in certain specific areas of life is what will determine their ultimate altitude. It exposes the secret on the knowledge they have on areas such as Practicing Delayed Gratification, Developing An Opportunist Eye, Learning From The Best Minds in the World, Adopting An Attitude Of Gratitude and lots more. It is filled with an in-depth wealth of wisdom and understanding that ONLY the go-getter entrepreneur applies to their lives daily. It works without fail time and time again. These revealed habits is what you need as a teen of today and as you start practicing such habits you will not be a victim to any economic crisis now or in the future. You need financial education and quickly too, as it's neglect is sure to cost you millions. The credit card way of life must be dissuaded and discouraged from this early age. For any teen who has unanswered questions about wanting to be an entrepreneur, planning on running their own business in the future or for those who are noticing the disastrous effects of the " Economic Recession" and " Nine to Five Jobs," look no further because this is the right book for you! "There is only one way to make a great deal of money; and that is in a business of your own." J. Paul Getty, Former oil tycoon and once the richest man in America. The focal point of this book seeks to give you an opportunity to explore your unlimiting boundaries before you get chained down to mortgages, family responsibilities, the credit card curse etc.