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Book Reviews: Sitting With The Masters

Wednesday, January 21, 2009 | 1 comment

I had asked for referrals to professors of entrepreneurship a few months back here and on LinkedIn.

Well, we have been in touch with many of them on your lists.

Here is a review of EJ1 from Prof. Barrett Hazeltine at Brown University:

“Enjoyed the book and found it worthwhile. The stories are inspiring and could have a significant influence on a student of entrepreneurship or an aspiring entrepreneur. To paraphrase a trite phrase; “Yes, you can!” The stories are more than inspiration, though. The insightful questions and the thoughtful answers give much guidance, and general wisdom. The book occupies a nearly empty niche between lightweight collections of anecdotes and ponderous but often irrelevant academic research. A great opportunity to come close to sitting with masters and learning directly.”

I am honored to have Prof. Hazeltine’s endorsement, and happy to see that he saw the book exactly as I intended: occupies a nearly empty niche between lightweight collections of anecdotes and ponderous but often irrelevant academic research.

If you haven’t already, you can get the book on Amazon. There are 30 other reviews which you may also find helpful.

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This segment is part 7 in a 43 part series
Jump to part: Travel To The Land Of Innovation, Journeying With Technological Pioneers, "Culture eats strategy for breakfast", Marylene Delbourg-Delphis, Seeking Alpha Weighs In, A Need For Freedom, Sitting With The Masters, No Luck Without Discipline, "Ever-Widening Thought And Action", "Bootstrapping" In Tune With The Times, Mentor Capital, Not Venture Capital, Getting Started, Finding Niches Within Niches, Starting Small, Making It Big, Focus On The Customer, Find The Value That's Missing, Value Creators vs. Speculators, "If at first you don't find funding...", Buck The Trend, Back Yourself, Win Free E-Book Copy of "Entrepreneur Journeys, Volume Three", "We twist and turn the ideas and make them our own.", Bootstrapping In The UK, "Iron out the wrinkles on your entrepreneurship canvas", Positioning & Bootstrapping for Entrepreneurs, Do You REALLY Have What It Takes?, Clarify Your Story, Bound To Lift Drooping Spirits, Converting Experiences Into Roadmaps, VentureWoods Reviews "Entrepreneur Journeys", Bootstrapping Is The Order Of The Day!, Dorm Room View of Bootstrapping, Discussing Entrepreneurship and Positioning, Forget Venture Capital, Raise Mental Capital, "Men can do what men have done.", Entrepreneur Journeys Vol. 3 Kicks SaaS, Learning Directly From The Masters, Best Book I Have Read in 2009, Niches Abound Within Niches, A Peek At Businesses That Validate The Vertical Movement Of The Web, Favorites From 2009, For Entrepreneurs And More, Trendwatchers Will Not Be Disappointed, Power Lies Within Oneself

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I’ve not yet read the book but as I dream myself as an entrepreneur someday so I think I must read it….and these reviews/recommendations will further remind me of this…

Ashish Gourav Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at 9:24 PM PT

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