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Carol Roth on The Entrepreneur Equation – Part 1

Written on February 15, 2011 by George Krueger & Mary-Lynn Foster in Entrepreneurship

We were so happy today to visit with Carol Roth on our show. Among many other things, Carol’s an investment banker, business strategist and deal maker who has helped clients from solopreneurs to multinational companies raise more than $1billion of capital.

You may have seen her on Fox News, MSNBC or Fox Business. She has her own TV show in development and she’s the author of the fantastic new book, The Entrepreneur Equation, which is why we want you to meet her.

Hear Carol talk with George & Mary-Lynn on The BIGG Success Show podcast! Click the player to listen [8:50m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Listen to the podcast to hear:

Carol’s secret to doing it all
what her “spinach in your teeth” philosophy is
why the failure rate for small business isn’t acceptable
the key to approaching a new business for greater success
Carol’s “FIRED UP system” to help you assess the timing of your startup
why you probably don’t need to worry about someone stealing your idea

Carol has some incredible special offers if you pre-order her book by February 18, 2011. We highly recommend it to you!

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When Your Career Causes Heartbreak

Written on February 14, 2011 by George Krueger & Mary-Lynn Foster in Life Changes

You knew in your heart this day would come. But it was still a surprise when he told you he wanted to break-up.

Your voice cracked as you said to him, “I’ve given you my heart, my soul, my everything for all these years.”

He responded, without emotion, “I wasn’t ready for that kind of commitment.”

You implored him, “You were my first love, my one and only.”

He replied, “I need some space.”

You questioned him, “Is it something I did, or said? Am I not talented enough? I can change.”

He answered, matter-of-factly, “It’s not you; it’s me.”

You pleaded your case, “I’ll never find another career like you.”

He retorted, “You can do better than me.”

With tears in your eyes, you said, “I’m moving to another career.”

He said, “Can we still be friends?”

You moved on. Sure, it hurt. But you endured. And it turned out to be one of the best decisions you ever made. THE END … is often the beginning in disguise.

This is no pick-up line … if you’re thinking about starting a business, we highly recommend a great new book, The Entrepreneur Equation, by Carol Roth. Carol tells it like it is so you can determine if entrepreneuring is right for you. You owe it to yourself to check it out!

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