Rigging the Game - Nicholson, Dan

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Résumé :
Why do some always seem to win while others always seem to fail? And why do others win and then fail to maintain their spot at the top? Is it luck? Not to spoil the contents of this book, but no...it isn't. To see consistent success in your own business, you're going to have to turn the magnifying glass on yourself. Because the fact is, nothing you do-no action you take, no strategic financial decision you make-matters if it doesn't bring you closer to the things you really want. So how do you ensure that you can ultimately reach (and fund) your priorities? Rigging the Game is here to help you create and follow a path to the things you truly value, whatever they may be, and eliminate the risk and financial uncertainty that commonly plague business owners every single day. In this book, serial entrepreneur Dan Nicholson delves into tips and strategies that can help entrepreneurs get what they want, including how to: -Identify biases to evolve beyond them -Turn big goals into actionable steps and checklists -Replace financial anxiety with financial certainty -Beat the odds by playing their own game And much more. As much a rallying cry as a guide to success, Rigging the Game teaches entrepreneurs how unconventional thinking can transform their lives and finances for the better-especially when the competition is stuck in the old ways....

Biographie:
A serial entrepreneur since birth, Dan Nicholson graduated summa cum laude from Seattle University with degrees in accounting and information systems before completing a fellowship at the Governmental Accounting Standards Board. He went on to work at Deloitte and various Fortune 500 companies and has been named to CPA Practice Advisor's 40 Under 40 list of global accountants four times.The founder of multiple companies across finance, accounting and software, Nicholson's true passion is helping purpose-driven entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve financial certainty through his 20-week online course, Certified Certainty Advisor. Nicholson lives in Seattle with his wife and two daughters. Rigging the Game is his first book.