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> The start-ups he later launched all ultimately failed. And even now, as a solopreneur, combining freelance consultancy with writing books and developing infor
by gizmo 4y ago
> The start-ups he later launched all ultimately failed. And even now, as a solopreneur, combining freelance consultancy with writing books and developing information-based products, he often looks back with regret at not simply sticking with his job at a large management consultancy in Beirut.
He now has a consultancy called "Business Model Hackers LLC".
One of his books is titled: "Vision, Mission, Values, Aspirations, Do They Matter?: A Business Professionals’ Guide to Drafting Vision/Mission Statements and Their Purpose in Modern Organizations".
I wrote a couple of paragraphs and deleted them, because really, there is nothing left to say.
- rchaud 4y agoLots of ex-management consultants do this in their 50s, writing books and getting on the paid speaking gig circuit. Any business will have significant marketing and admin work that's challenging to manage. That's true whether you're shilling a book or running a SaaS company renting Shopify plugins to dropshippers.