The Entrepreneurial Spirit

The Entrepreneurial Sprit: Not Working Like A Dog captures and interestingly illustrates what many call the "entrepreneurial spirit". In other words, that thing which compels some people to become entrepreneurs, while many others only wish and desire to become entrepreneurs but never do.



If you have always wanted to be "the boss" or thought about it, this book is for you. In a fun, lighthearted way, it illustrates the qualities and characteristics that people with the entrepreneurial spirit posses. Everybody can do it. That's what this book is all about.



The Entrepreneurial Spirit: Not Working Like A Dog is a fictional story about dogs, which, like many works of fiction, draws from real-life experiences. A group of friends, who graduate from Lassie High School and go their different paths, are the subject of our story. We catch up with them at their high school reunions to see who took what path and how their life is as a result of choosing those paths. It is through those decisions and the ramifications of those decisions that we begin to understand what it the "entrepreneurial spirit" is all about.



Meet the dogs: Max Mutt, who despite derision from his friends, opens his business Pooper-Scooper Inc., right out of high school. Does he have the entrepreneurial spirit? Or maybe we find it in his friend Damsel Poodle, who decides upon graduation to go into show business and meets several famous dog actors. Or maybe Bear Malamute, with his imposing figure and philosophical perspectives, shows us something of the entrepreneurial spirit. Perhaps though, Donald Doberman, the serious one of the group, tells us what we should understand about the spirit. Even though Freckles Dalmatian becomes a firedog, he too sheds some light on the subject. And finally we have Goldie Retriever and Scotty Shepard, who fall in love as they organize each reunion and eventually marry. What do they illustrate about the entrepreneurial spirit? Find out.



The Make It Big With Yuvi book series tackles every aspect of successful entrepreneurship, and this book is no expectation. The different books cover topics such as how to buy a business, how to grow one, and how to sell one for maximum profit. Other books tackle selling techniques, how to negotiate and many others. Every book in the "Make It Big With Yuvi" collection offers valuable and important information that will help anyone "Make It Big." If "making it big" is your goal, then the "Make It Big With Yuvi" collection is required reading.



Praise for The Entrepreneurial Spirit: Not Working Like a Dog



"I previously worked in the health care industry and witnessed so many people thinking that they only had one option; go to college and work for someone else. Finally one day I said I've had enough and decided to follow my dream of owning my own business. Sure, it was challenging in the beginning, but my hard work has now paid off. As a business owner you realize that all of your hard work is for YOU, not some big CEO sitting on an island somewhere collecting the money. This book illustrates my story more than any other book."



Aimee Barber, business owner, S.I.M. Agency, www.sim-agency.com