Your First 100 Million: Billionaire Growth Strategies

Tycoons Are Good Horse Traders

We will cover the basic small business growth strategies of tycoons and billionaires who made their fortunes through a combination of business building and M&A deal-making. We will also cover how tycoons create value. This is primarily a game of value creation as opposed to number-crunching. Most people talk themselves out of even trying it because they mistakenly think that they need to be a “super quant.” The truth is you don’t need to be a numbers-person. What you need is good old fashioned horse-trading sense which comes from nothing more than experience within an industry.

Did you know that billionaire Richard Branson took twenty years of building businesses to finally understand the difference between gross and net income? It’s a good thing he had professional accountants managing the books as will you.

Life is a Pyramid

Have you noticed how almost everything in life is a pyramid? Industries are pyramids. So are corporations, institutions, religions, societies, and nations. High school was a pyramid. College too. I use the pyramid analogy throughout the course because it’s all about learning how to start at the base of your industry pyramid and then building something that will move you steadily towards the top. The course will reveal how most industry pyramids have four distinctive layers and how you wheel and deal your way up through them.

Are These Real Tycoon Growth Strategies?

The answer is a resounding “yes!”

This is a course for both deal-makers and aspiring deal-makers. We study self-made billionaires and focus in on their early days so that you can start off on the right foot, so to speak. There’s nothing like starting off on a new adventure with a reliable road map. It boosts your confidence level.

The most sure-fire way to go after billionaire status, if that’s your goal, is through a combination of multiple-company building and mergers & acquisitions activity over an extended period of time, usually covering a decade or more. Billionaires do not rely on one company to make them billionaires. (In most cases, that’s as realistic as pinning one’s hopes on winning the Powerball Lottery.) Instead they understand that the road to wealth consists of a long series of deals involving the purchase, improvement, and sale of many business assets.

Unfortunately, it’s a seemingly tough line of work to step into. Why? Well first of all, deal-making is normally a game for established players. By “established” I mean that they have achieved the critical mass in both financial strength and reputation necessary to be taken seriously by the other players in the field. Second, most people are terrified of even taking the first step into this lucrative field because they don’t understand that there’s a proven winning formula they can employ successfully. Third, insiders do everything they can to intimidate outsiders from entering the game.

This course is designed to teach you the proven strategies of people who have been successful at it and how to start using them today. The goal will be accomplished by:

1) teaching you advanced entrepreneurial and intermediate-level mergers & acquisitions (i.e., “M&A”) strategies, and

2) helping you to create workarounds for any obstacles (e.g., lack of capital, experience, and reputation) you may face in entering this field. As the old saying goes, where there’s a will, there’s a way.

However, if you’re held back by wimpiness or laziness, I can’t help you.

Nothing can.

The meek shall not inherit the world. We have always lived in a Darwinian world and always will.

               Every day a gazelle wakes up and knows it must outrun the fastest cheetah in order to live. Every day a cheetah wakes up and knows it must outrun the slowest gazelle or it will not survive. It doesn’t matter if you’re a gazelle or a cheetah, when you wake up you better start running!

-Anon

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