Australian Entrepreneur, Investor & Author, Jack Delosa has amassed a net worth of $25 Million at the age of 27.
Jack has rubbed shoulders with Richard Branson,
coached 10’s of 1000’s of business owners and startups around the world
and launched a best selling book called “Unprofessional” that shows
business owners how to succeed in the ever changing landscape of
investment, startups and marketing in this day and age.
Jacks company...
Friday, 22 May 2015
Monday, 18 May 2015
5 Ways To Invest In Yourself
The investment business is worth hundreds of millions of dollars a
year. Organizations spend millions to get your money and hope you
believe their investment strategy is the best.
We are inundated with magazines, 24-7 investment channels, and investment “experts”
on every aspect of the market. All of this is irritating because
rarely does anyone honestly tell you the best investment decision you
can make.
There is no doubt you...
Monday, 11 May 2015
8 Inspiring Tips From Successful Women Entrepreneurs
8 Inspiring Tips From Successful Women Entrepreneurs
In today’s world where business acumen, creativity, and
innovativeness shape the landscape of any business. Women with different
backgrounds have proven time and time again that being a successful
woman entrepreneur is possible.
Their success stories have shown how a simple dream can be realized
and turned into a huge success. For those of you who are also aspiring
to succeed...
Thursday, 7 May 2015
What Next For Startup Loans? UK Funding Scheme For Entrepreneurs Hits Its Stride
What Next For Startup Loans? UK Funding Scheme For Entrepreneurs Hits Its Stride
As
they deliberate at the polls today, many Brits will reflect on five
years of coalition government, recalling the key milestones. The ground-breaking Start Up Loan (SUL) scheme is definitely one of them.Launched in 2012, the scheme provides startup loans, repayable between one and five years, business support, and mentors to entrepreneurs...
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Friday, 1 May 2015
3 Things to Do If You Want to Become a CEO by Age 30
Friday, May 01, 2015
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When, at age 24, I told my boss (somewhat tongue in cheek) that I wanted
to become a CEO, he nearly fell off his chair. It was 1974; I was a
software developer working for IBM. At that time, lowly engineers were
not expected to aspire to roles reserved for successful salespeople.
But my boss’ guidance helped me take a hard look at myself and
make becoming the CEO a real objective. I eventually achieved...
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