The Guy Who Fired His Boss

by Sam Kariuki

When John loses his wife because of his struggling business, he gives up hope of ever realizing his dream of becoming a successful entrepreneur. Burnt by the crushing weight of broken dreams, he sets out to get back to a life of employment for financial stability. Instead, he lands into the hands of the country’s top entreprenuer, who pushes him into a mentorship arrangement. As you follow through his journey in the mentorship program, you will learn:

~to evaluate how good your business idea is
~how to go about converting your idea into a
business and not a hobby
~an interesting technique of handling and solving
the many entrepreneural problems without
losing your head
~that regardless of your background or
personality,
you can make a good entrepreneur if you do the
right things
~to interrogate the various ingredients that are
necessary to succeed as a start-up entrepreneur.

151 pages, Paperback

First published September 29, 2014

About the author

Sam Kariuki is business novelist who seeks to share business lessons in ways that people can relate with and apply in their business lives.

He is a business strategist and sales trainer with Growth Partners which is a business consultancy firm.

He studied commerce at the University of Nairobi.

Sam's popular book is The Guy Who Fired His Boss http://www.amazon.com/Guy-Who-Fired-H....

His websites is www.growthpartners.co.ke

www.theguywhofiredhisboss.com

Reviews

[Ben Mugwe]

Great business lessons presented as a story. A book you'll want to read through first, then go over slowly with pen and notepaper. .

[Mshai · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best entrepreneurship books I have ever read, most practical, almost like a manual.

[Bildad · Rating 4 out of 5]

It’s a great book for anyone thinking of venturing into business. Helps you see potential risks and address them at the planning stage. The steps provided are clear for anyone to follow. Time for me to put it into practice!

[Stephen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Picked this up at the library out of curiosity. The book has a novel approach (pun intended), which makes it easy to read and digest.

[Sash · Rating 4 out of 5]

I just wish it was a bit longer, because i was left hankering for more. I love how simplified it is, no classwork jargon; just straight 'truths'.
Keep up the good work Sam.

[Henry O · Rating 4 out of 5]

Its full of street smarts. As an entrepreneur I would recommend it heartily