Jeremy Harbour - Go Do!: For People Who Have Always Wanted to Start a Business

Jeremy Harbour totally changed the way I do business and the way I do life. I thought I knew a lot about how business worked, I thought I knew a lot about having a great lifestyle; until I learned the lessons contained in this book and completely jumped up several notches. If youre starting out in business, or youre wanting to up your game to the next level, grab this book and sit in the sun soaking up some really solid wisdom with some vitamin D.

Im lucky enough to have spent time with Jeremy on his boat and his sea side home. Every time we talk I say thats genius! you must put it into a book. Im no dummy, Ive built successful businesses and travelled the world myself but when I spend time talking to Jeremy I cant help feeling like a student learning from a wise teacher. Anyone who wants to be successful in business and in life would be mad not to read this book.

Daniel Priestly , Entrepreneur and Author of Become a Key Person of Influence,

Jeremy ably dispels the myth that you need to invent something new to start your own business. People have made money selling bread for thousands of years, the successful ones just do it better.

Nick Jenkins , Founder of Moonpig.com

Jeremy is a true entrepreneur. In his writings he shares his journey and we learn how he has always believed that life is what we make of it, never the victim, never seeking to be the hero, Jeremy has just been determined to be independently wealthy and rely on no one else. Is it possible to teach entrepreneurship? I believe it is with the right role models and realism of what it takes. This book takes the reader through that real, scary, joyful and ultimately rewarding journey into wealth.

Penny Power , Founder of Ecademy and Digital Youth Academy

This edition first published 2012

2012 Jeremy Harbour

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Harbour, Jeremy.

Go do! : for people who have always wanted to start a business / Jeremy Harbour.

p. cm.

ISBN 978-0-857-08274-9 (pbk.)

1. New business enterprisesManagement. 2. Entrepreneurship. I. Title.

HD62.5.H369 2012

658.1'1dc23

2012001819

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