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Our second book, ‘Qualities for Wealth’ sets out the ten
characteristics that make up a successful entrepreneur. We have designed it for
people who are thinking of or who have already set out with their own business.
Our case studies are from first hand sources, written by top journalists from
around the country, and highlight some of the characteristics these successful
entrepreneurs have that set them apart from others. Money may be an early
driving force, but there are other motivations that push these entrepreneurs to
continue building. By shedding light on the stories of our entrepreneurs, we hope to open
a window on China's burgeoning private sector, and build a platform from which
to understand China's economy of tomorrow.
product detail
Standard edition:190 pages
Price:¥26.0
ISBN:7544307530
size:787*1092mm
index (abridged)
Perseverance ?????11
Leadership ?????????31
Venture-taking
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Seize the Day ?????67
Innovation ??????????85
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preface (abridged)
Mainland China is probably the most exciting place in the
world for the study of entrepreneurship. From a standing start twenty years ago,
entrepreneurs in China are making private capital and putting it to work. I feel
the thrill of hearing and seeing, at first hand, the way these entrepreneurs
operate and have often wondered what it is these people have in common, what
particular qualities they have.
Change is afoot in China. I can feel it every time I
return to the country after a few weeks' break. New buildings, new restaurants,
new businesses. Compare this with Switzerland, where I used to go skiing every
winter with my family. My parents used to send me across the road to the baker
to fetch the bread in the morning. Year after year, nothing changed in the
village. Today, the bakery is still run by the same family business, with the
only concession to the more than twenty years that have passed being an
automatic till and gray hair on the owner's head. The atmosphere was relaxing.
The buzz came from the skiing.