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 Anyone Can Do It - Duncan Bannatyne
 Anyone Can Do It - Duncan Bannatyne ... of Jersey. He saw a story of someone who had made himself a millionaire, and decided to do the same himself. Five years later he had done it, and now he is worth 168 million. In this remarkable book, Bannatyne relives his colourful path to riches, explaining how anyone could take the same route as he did - if they really want to. In the book, we see how he started out as an ice cream salesman, and built up that business, before moving on to other areas. Hugely articulate, and with numerous fascinating and revealing stories to tell, this is an autobiography and a business book unlike any other - but then Bannatyne isn't like any other businessman, either.Newest Review: ... at the beginning of Bannatynes life up in Scotland. He documents each important event in super detail and shows how he made ... more ... his fortune.
This wasnt a book i bought for myself but one id bought for my partner. Once he'd finished it i began to read it and couldnt put it down. Before starting it i quite liked Duncan Bannatyne but after finishing it id changed my mind a little. No one can deny his entroprenerial skills and business mind but i was dissappointed to read that he had traded his wife in for a younger model, something so many men seem to do when they become sucessful. It definately lowered my opinion of him and dont think he'd be m...more |
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Anyone Can Do It - Duncan Bannatyne: Its changed my mind! (207 words)
by - written on 19/04/09 (Useful, 119 readings)
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'Anyone Can Do It' is Duncan Bannatynes autobiography. I have to say i really enjoyed reading it and think its an inspiring read for any budding entropreneurs out there. The story starts right at the beginning of Bannatynes life up in Scotland. He documents each important event in super detail and shows how he made his fortune. This wasnt a book i bought for myself but one id bought for my partner. Once he'd finished it i began to read it and couldnt put it down. Before starting it i quite liked Duncan Bannatyne but after finishing it id changed my mind a little. No one can deny his entroprenerial skills and business mind but i was dissappointed to ... Read the complete review
Can Anyone Do It? (766 words)
by - written on 05/08/08 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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What a clever idea. If you are publishing your memoirs, why not capitalise on the fact that your particular story appeals to the yearning we all have inside of us to create and amass wealth. You may not even know or like Duncan Bannatyne, yet be captivated by the fact that there is a book on the shelf that will show you how to achieve one of the most important things in life - make vast amounts of money! Simply entitle it: "Anyone Can Do It." Introduction Most people know Duncan Bannatyne from his appearances on Dragon's Den - a popular BBC Two television programme (Currently airing 9pm Monday's) investing in valid business ... Read the complete review
Anyone Can Do It - Duncan Bannatyne: All You Need is PMA (1039 words)
by - written on 27/07/07 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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Duncan Bannatyne may no be a name which is instantly recognizable to many, but in the world of business he is one of Britain’s most respected entrepreneurs who over several decades has created a considerable fortune through making shrewd investments as well as hard working. It is his business acumen which in recent years has afforded him celebrity status as he has become on of the investors on the BBC’s popular business show “Dragon’s Den”. It is off the back of this success that Duncan wrote the book “Anyone Can Do It” , which chronicles his life from his poor childhood, through to the light bulb moment when he created his first business and onto his TV career on the ... Read the complete review
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