Want to build a sustainable business and have fun at the same time? Here are real-life stories that provide the ultimate guide for any entrepreneur.
A Pizza The Action: Everything I Ever Learned About Business I Learned by Working in a Pizza Stand at the Erie County Fair is an entertaining How-To book for entrepreneurs that reveals 15 simple rules for business success. What better way to learn how to run a successful business than at a carnival - the very cauldron of capitalism itself! "Business Books Can Be Boring - This Is Not One Of Them!!!"
Many books claim to be the perfect answer to show you how to run your business, but none are as fun, heartwarming, and so practical as this one!
Christopher Carosa has been called a "parallel entrepreneur," and his businesses have grossed millions of dollars. In his book's well-organized pages, you'll quickly discover 54 vital lessons that reveal 15 rules as told through a series of spell-binding actual accounts of a young man who becomes a young businessman as he works in his grandparents' pizza stand at one of the largest county fairs in the nation.
Ladies and gentlemen! Boys and girls! Step right up and you can be a winner! Here's your chance to finally run away with the circus - and learn the secrets of success in the process!
That's right! Travel back in time to the late 70s and early 80s and relive that exciting decade at the Erie County Fair. In A Pizza The Action, you can smell the savory aromas, taste the sumptuous food, hear the exuberant joy, see the shiny lights, and feel the warm sun and gritty dust of the life of a carny.
But that's not all. These true tales unveil fascinating examples you should know intimately and duplicate regularly whether you're an entrepreneur, a small business owner, or just run a side hustle in your own home. For example, would you like to understand:
The Four Fundamental Basics of a Winning Business
What Always Comes First (despite what you might think!)
The Only Color that Matters
Why the Odds are Never in Your Favor (and how to change that)
What You Must Do if You Really Want Something
The Two Secrets of Making Memorable Presentations
The One Concept All Successful Businesses Must Embrace
The Six Rules of a Good Carny
The Relationship Between Good Marketing and Good Engineering
Why You Must Have a Plan C
And, Finally, Why You Must Always Think Outside the Pizza Box!
Can't wait to find these answers? Order A Pizza The Action for delivery right now and treat yourself to a delicious and nutritious romp that you might just find a way to profit from!
Author Biography:
Christopher Carosa as the oft-quoted President of the Bullfinch Fund and its investment adviser Carosa Stanton Asset Management. A popular and entertaining nationally recognized speaker from coast to coast, he has appeared in, among other media outlets, The New York Times, Barron's, CNN and Fox Business News. Mr. Carosa was born in Buffalo. He is a well-known promoter of the Greater Western New York region and also recognized as the local author of the book 50 Hidden Gems of Greater Western New York, of which he's spoken about to many area service clubs and organizations. He's the first graduate from Gates-Chili High School to attend Yale University. Mr. Carosa has been a top rated AM disc jockey, at one time was declared one of Rochester's "Most Eligible Bachelors," has climbed to the top of two volcanoes (including Mt. Vesuvius), once earned a national prize for his academic research, has seen a stage play he's written (The Macaroni Kid) performed to sold out audiences, and generally has had a pretty good life. Along the way Mr. Carosa has also been a successful serial, some say parallel, entrepreneur. He's created a market research company, a weekly suburban newspaper, a trust company, a mutual fund, and a national media company. Although he has an MBA from the University of Rochester's Simon School, Mr. Carosa says he did so only to tell people he didn't need an MBA to be successful. In fact, he claims everything he ever learned about business he learned by working in his grandparents' pizza stand at the Erie County Fair. Mr. Carosa has also written Hey! What's My Number?, 401 Fiduciary Solutions; A Life Full of Wonder; and, Due Diligence. In addition to other publications, he has written more than 500 articles for FiduciaryNews.com. If you'd like to read more by Mr. Carosa, browse his author's site, ChrisCarosa.com; a site to a book he's working on, LifetimeDreamGuide.com; a site devoted to his first love, AstronomyTop100.com, and a site where he, his son, and his daughter offer reviews to classic Hollywood movies, MightyMovieMoments.com. What he enjoys most, though, is sharing the spell-binding stories of Greater Western New York with family, friends, and fans of the region. Those willing to join him on his crusade to promote all things Greater Western New York are invited to visit GreaterWesternNewYork.com to learn more. Mr. Carosa lives in Mendon, NY with his wife, Betsy, three children, Cesidia, Catarina, and Peter, and their beagle, Wally.
