The Power of Broke
The Power of Broke
Daymond John
Mark Cuban
This guy built an empire from the streets of Hollis, Queens, and here he compares notes with other visionaries. - Mark Cuban
Chris Sacca
Compelling tales of hustle and hunger. - Chris Sacca
Gary Vaynerchuk
I firmly believe that you should only read business books from people who have actually built businesses. [This author] has done just that. - Gary Vaynerchuk
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The Power of Broke

The Power of Broke: How Empty Pockets, a Tight Budget, and a Hunger for Success Can Become Your Greatest Competitive Advantage

Daymond John
Daymond John
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Daymond John
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In "The Power of Broke," Daymond John, the self-made entrepreneur and famed Shark Tank personality, delivers a compelling narrative that challenges the traditional notions of success and financial capital. He argues that being broke is not a hindrance but a powerful motivator that fuels creativity, innovation, and determination. Through his own rags-to-riches story—from hawking homemade t-shirts to building the multi-billion dollar brand FUBU—John demonstrates how limitations can lead to groundbreaking strategies and unprecedented success. His narrative is enriched with anecdotes and strategies from other entrepreneurs who transformed their dire financial straits into a definitive competitive edge, proving that scarcity can indeed breed clarity and brilliance. This book is not just a testament to John's own journey; it is a roadmap for anyone who dreams big but starts small. By weaving together behind-the-scenes insights from Shark Tank and stories of entrepreneurs like Steve Aoki and Gigi Butler, John illustrates how the power of broke can drive individuals to outthink, outwork, and outmaneuver their well-funded competitors. "The Power of Broke" is an ode to the underdog and a manual for turning obstacles into opportunities. It's a reminder that your greatest asset is not your bank account, but your mindset, hustle, and the relentless pursuit of innovation.

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Released
2016
19 Jan
Length
288
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I firmly believe that you should only read business books from people who have actually built businesses. [This author] has done just that. - Gary Vaynerchuk
Compelling tales of hustle and hunger. - Chris Sacca
This guy built an empire from the streets of Hollis, Queens, and here he compares notes with other visionaries. - Mark Cuban
The easiest thing to sell is truth.
— Daymond John, The Power of Broke

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