Official Review: Big Things Have Small by Wes Berry
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Re: Official Review: Big Things Have Small by Wes Berry
As a young person looking to be a successful entrepreneur this book seems to hold great inspiration. I believe this book to be an important supplement especially for those who are starting out in business because it's not everything you need to be successful that will be taught to you in a classroom. Books like these give practical applicable advice and tools for success.
Wes Berry, in this book, gathers information from his personal endeavours to give insight on how one can be a responsible leader and how one can find associates and employees along the line of their vision. He also incorporates widely known strategists like Sam Houston and Sun Tzun.
I believe this book to be an important addition for anyone looking to build a business and push it to great heights.
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It is this attention to detail which he emphasises throughout the book, highlighting that it is the little things to one person, which matter so much to someone else. This is a very important message, and this book is littered with examples of good business practice which he has excelled at, or failed in, but through the experience he learnt where he went wrong, and passes the information down to you, the reader.
A patriotic American, a husband, and father of four sons, Wes Berry was given a 10% share of his parents flower business as a young man. Ambitious, self-disciplined, and driven by a determination to succeed, he was encouraged by his father to implement his new ideas into the business, as long as they didn’t cost money
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If anything, this quote is what you won't see in most books of this kind. And those who wan't to solve this problem are on their way to greatness already. Good review....identify traits in prospective employees that could take their businesses to the next level.
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As someone who is just starting my own business, the advice in this book could prove to be very useful.
Thank you for the helpful review.