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    The Kickass Entreprenuer's Guide To Investing:
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    The Kickass Entreprenuer's Guide To Investing:

    By Jeff Wiener

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    Are you an entrepreneur, so busy with the needs of your business that you haven't had time to even think about a proper asset allocation strategy?

    Does worrying about what to do with business profits keep you up at night?

    Do you wish there was an easy strategy to building massive wealth with your small business?

    Where do you turn?

    Your financial advisor can't help - they don't understand how the business owner's mind works. You also don't have time to learn and manage a complicated and time consuming approach to wealth management.

    You're busting your entrepreneurial ass running your business, and your wealth still isn't where you feel it should be. Your business is making profits; but you don't know how to invest those profits.

    What you need is a quick business strategy for profit allocation.

    Some good news?

    Now there is a simple to follow formula that doesn't require a Phd that even the busiest people can manage.

    You're now 90-minutes away from learning the secret to building wealth through your business's profits and achieving kick-ass compounded returns. It's time to stop watching the markets, and time to focus on building your portfolio and taking control of your financial independence.

    In this 90-minute book, we'll explore a time-tested asset allocation strategy that will allow you to:

    ● Jump start your portfolio's growth

    ● Build massive wealth on autopilot and;

    ● Achieve compounded returns with less overall portfolio risk

    With this strategy, you'll be able to grow your wealth, generate superior returns, and continue to run your business.

    How do you, the entrepreneur, achieve this level of success?

    Click "buy now" and join the 1%.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeff Wiener
    Release dateMay 26, 2018
    ISBN9781386573043
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      The Kickass Entreprenuer's Guide To Investing: - Jeff Wiener

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      THE KICKASS

      ENTREPRENEUR’S

      GUIDE TO INVESTING:

      Three Simple Steps to Build Massive Wealth

      with Your Business’s Profits

      by

      Jeff Wiener

      Copyright Page

      Copyright 2018 by Jeffrey Wiener

      All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

      Wiener, Jeffrey Sean, 1968 –

      THE KICKASS ENTREPRENEUR’S GUIDE TO INVESTING: Three Simple Steps to Build Massive Wealth with Your Business’s Profits

      Issued also in electronic format.

      ISBN 978-1-7753600-0-1

      1 Entrepreneurship, Finance I. Title

      The following information is intended as a general reference tool for understanding the underlying principles and practices of the subject matter. The opinions and ideas expressed herein are solely those of the author. The author is not engaged in rendering legal, tax, insurance, financial, investment, or other professional advice or services in this publication. The publication is not intended to provide a basis for action in particular circumstances without consideration by a competent professional. The strategies outlined in this book may not be suitable for every individual, and are not guaranteed or warrantied to produce any particular results. Further, any examples or sample forms presented are intended as illustrations.

      The author and his agents assume no responsibility for errors or ommissions and expressly disclaim any responsibility for any liability, loss or risk, personal or otherwise, that is incurred as a consequence, directly or indirectly, of the use and application of any of the contents of this book.

      If you are interested in bulk purchases of The Kickass Entrepreneur’s Guide to Investing, we offer an agressive discount schedule. Please email the author at: [email protected].

      Dedication

      To my amazing wife, Heather, thank you for joining me on life’s journey.

      To my kids, Jordan and Jessica, thank you for making life so much

      more fulfilling.

      To Dad for teaching me the value of work, and Mom

      for always being there and for being amazing.

      To my Peerscale mates, friends, clients and staff—without you this

      book would not have been possible.

      Preface

      As a budding

      entrepreneur, have you found that your investment portfolio’s

      getting its ass kicked? If so, it’s time to take charge, shift your wealth into high gear, and start building

      the ultimate kickass

      entrepreneur’s

      investment portfolio.

      Learn a simple-to-follow, three-step, time-tested asset allocation strategy that allows you to participate in your portfolio’s growth, build wealth, and achieve kickass compounded returns. It’s time to stop listening to your advisor, start focusing on

      building your portfolio, and take control of your financial independence and future.

      Preface 2

      IMPORTANT NOTE TO FINANCIAL ADVISORS AND ACCOUNTANTS WORKING FOR ENTREPRENEURS:

      If you’re not including the entrepreneurs’ businesses as part of their overall equity and risk in their asset allocation model, nor leaving them with cash or liquidity in their portfolio, then you’re unknowingly misleading your clients and doing them a disservice.

      If you want to help your clients, then you need to start thinking like an entrepreneur.

      Download

      An Excel document will

      be refered to throughout the book starting in Chapter 3. Please download the file from the website:

      TheKickassEntrepreneur.com/Excel

      Introduction

      There was a time when I would never have imagined that I would end up where I am today, semi-retired at age 49, financially free, and living the life I have always dreamed of. In fact, back in March of 1992, I was in a much different position, cash-strapped, running a barely profitable company, and $500 away from closing its doors. As I helplessly watched my finances drop closer to entering the red every day, I knew I was doing something wrong, not only with the business itself, but with how I was trying to invest profits and grow my wealth.

      It all started in the fall of 1991. I opened the door on the first day of my new telecom business and said to myself, Okay, let the phones ring.

      If only it were so easy.

      I spent several months beating the pavement all over downtown Toronto trying to land clients. I visited the reception desk of every major office tower in an attempt to meet with the CEOs of each business in each building—instead, I was constantly dragged out by security.

      It was the same story every day: I would walk into a building looking for a new client, any client. Every time, security not-so-gently encouraged me to leave. That cycle went on for months. Like any good entrepreneur who believes in his business, I was putting in the work. But it wasn’t working.

      As I watched my friends from college climb the corporate ladder, I often wondered whether I had made the right decision to open a business instead of getting a typical day job. I feared that the risk of becoming an entrepreneur wasn’t going to pay off, and just in case it didn’t, I began preparing my MBA applications.

      The first thing a new business does today is create a website and build a social media presence to establish online credibility. When I started my business in 1991, however, the internet wasn’t an option. So, I went with what was available to a cash-strapped entrepreneur at the time: free press.

      I approached local and national newspapers and radio stations, pitching myself as a young, recent college graduate who had started a business that brought new voicemail technology to Canada. It seemed like a good angle, and I hoped for the best.

      And what do you know; it worked.

      Within just one month, I was in at least five national newspapers and on radio stations, and many more local magazines and newspapers.

      The phones started ringing.

      For the first time, I didn’t have to wonder if I had made a big mistake in starting my own business. I went from a

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