Review: Facts Tell, Stories Sell.  This Book Tells a Story That Sells Me on Going After My Dreams
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 12, 2012
In a form much like an autobiography, Mr. Jandal shares his thoughts and experiences that took him from a lucrative job with a fairly prestigious status to a place where many dream of going, but so few dare to tread---entrepreneurism.What I enjoyed most about this book is that Mr. Jandal tells his story in such a way that I feel like I am sitting down, sharing a cup of coffee as he talks.  It's not just about money and riches, but also about going against the status quo and realizing his dreams were being a 'job.'  He shares his influences, both encouraging and discouraging.As Mr. Jandal 's story unfolds he shares his experience with Real Estate and starting a business; the differences between a franchise and a new business.  Then, he shares the "Perfect Solution" with his readers.  A solution that would allow him to own and monitor the business from anywhere.  Yes, a digital marketing franchise business.Starting a business, whether a brick and mortar or online, is challenging.  I know, I've tried it many, many times.  Mr. Jandal shares the benefits of an online business from the perspective of his chosen internet business (which you will have to read the book to find out) and goes on to share how digital marketing has changed the face of business and has helped him to be successful in his franchise.I found many golden nuggets throughout this book.  What Mr. Jandal shares isn't brand new information, but rather it is information presented in a way that those with an entrepreneurial heart may finally realize their own dreams of success (however they define it) is within their grasp.  Great book that I highly recommend.