Showing posts with label entrepreneur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entrepreneur. Show all posts

August 11, 2014

The Law of Attraction Matrix

The Law of Attraction Matrix Book Review




by Dr. Jill Ammon-Wexler



Book review by Jason Moser, Author and Entrepreneur

Review for The Law of Attraction Matrix posted on Amazon.com: Five of Five Stars



Nuts and Bolts Breakdown of an Amazing Success Principle



As an entrepreneur, I've studies a lot of laws and principles over the years. Each one has helped me in one way or another, but The Law of Attraction Matrix has opened my mind up in another direction - one I've never been open to before or have even considered for that matter. I particularly enjoyed the detailed description of what each component of the law means and the examples given to put each component into an easily understood perspective.

If you are striving to succeed at anything, you must read everything you can about this essential law. Every person that has succeeded at anything in life has mastered the power of attraction and wouldn't have gotten where they are today without applying every aspect of the law.

All of the information is well detailed and explained in terms everyone will understand. If you've heard of the Law of Attraction before, this book will break it down into the nuts and bolts so you grasp the concept and can actually apply the principles and make success happen.

I highly recommend THE LAW OF ATTRACTION MATRIX: The Secret Science Behind Law of Attraction Success to everyone who strives to make their goals a reality in life. This essential law of success is very powerful and will help you reach all of your goals and dreams.



August 9, 2014

Secret to Startup Failure

Secret to Startup Failure




by Sonia Lin



Book review by Jason Moser, Author and Entrepreneur

Review for 'Secret to Startup Failure' posted on Amazon.com: Five of Five Stars



Business Startup Reality Check



No matter what level of business you are starting out in, this cleaver book makes it simple to stay ahead in all areas. By knowing where failure lies, you can plan ahead to give yourself and your business a fighting chance in the startup phase.

As an entrepreneur myself, this book really hit home. I particularly like the information on work environment. Especially with a smaller business, working from home seems like a great way to save money and run your business, but there is too many distractions at home that take much needed time away from your business.

When considering starting your own business, read this much needed reality check before launch. Use it as a planning tool to get everything you need in order to give your business a fighting chance. Don't learn from your failures alone; learn from other's failures so you can be on the fast track to success.

Secret to Startup Failure: Fail Fast. Fail Cheap. Fail Happy. is a great way to take a good long look at your business and you as an individual to help empower the failures and turn them into successes.



Secret to Startup Failure