ake the pies while she focuses on the business side--hiring the right people, marketing, management, making a profit, growth, etc.

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Have you ever tried to start your own business? Was it successful? What is unsuccessful? What happened? Well, if you are anything like the hundreds of thousands of struggling entrepreneurs out there and you want to avoid some of the common pitfalls experienced by those who fail then you've got to read Michael Gerber's The E-Myth Revisited. This book is paramount for any would be entrepreneur. Many entrepreneurs are so busy working in their business that they never get the chance to work on their business. Michael Gerber gives entrepreneurs a fresh perspective on ways to automate or systematize their business giving them the free time needed to work on the business.

The books sets the stage with a dialogue between the book's author and Sarah an entrepreneur who owns a small pie shop. The book's underlying theme is that even though people know the technical aspect of running a business they often don't understand the business side. Sarah understands how to make a great pie, but she needs to systematize her pie making process and let others make the pies while she focuses on the business side--hiring the right people, marketing, management, making a profit, growth, etc.

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hose who fail then you've got to read Michael Gerber's The E-Myth Revisited. This book is paramount for any would be entrepreneur. Many entrepreneurs are so busy working in their business that they never get the chance to work on their business. Michael Gerber gives entrepreneurs a fresh perspective on ways to automate or systematize their business giving them the free time needed to work on the business.

The books sets the stage with a dialogue between the book's author and Sarah an entrepreneur who owns a small pie shop. The book's underlying theme is that even though people know the technical aspect of running a business they often don't understand the business side. Sarah understands how to make a great pie, but she needs to systematize her pie making process and let others make the pies while she focuses on the business side--hiring the right people, marketing, management, making a profit, growth, etc.

To find out more about this book or to get the free bo

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