Hilarious, enjoyable, educational and clever are just a few ways to describe Mike Michalowicz’s hit, The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur. How could someone ever come up with a comparison between becoming an entrepreneur and wiping one’s behind?
There isn’t a chapter in this book where you’re not wholly entertained and learning simultaneously.
What I love about this book is the balance it strikes between creativity, learning and humor. As you read about Mike’s road to success you will laugh out loud. At the end of every chapter there are exercises to prepare you for starting your own business.
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As a 16 year old entrepreneur, I learned a tremendous amount from this book. If you are looking for a guide to starting your own business, this is definitely the right book for you. After reading this book going to the bathroom will never be the same.
To learn more about this fantastic book visit toiletpaperentrepreneur.com or purchase the book from Amazon.
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