Dear Entrepreneur
Letters from Those That Have Made it And Are Making It Happen
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Do you want to leave your 9-5? Do you want to be your own boss? Are you an entrepreneur? Dear Entrepreneur is an unmissable collection of candid and inspiring letters from business founders who have been there and done it or who are building successful businesses right now. However far along on your business adventure you may be, these letters are the perfect companion. Packed with must-read words of movers and shakers, they have been written by those who have been where you are and know what it will take to succeed. "Not for one second has any of us regretted the moment we set up Innocent full time. If you're thinking of setting up your own business, we couldn't recommend it highly enough." - Richard Reed, Innocent Drinks.
Danny Bailey
Danny Bailey is a highly motivated 9-5 guy that loves thinking up new ideas and fiddling around with the backend of websites. He came up with the idea of Dear Entrepreneur by putting together his knowledge of publishing and business. He is a keen middle distance runner and general fitness fanatic. Andrew Blackman is a final year university student studying Finance and Business. Having made his mind up from an early age that working in an office from 9-5 is not for him, he has actively pursued alternative avenues. His aim is to start up his own company once he graduates. He is a very keen sailor and football spectator. You can follow Danny and Andrew on Twitter @deartrep.
Andrew Blackman
Andrew moved back to the UK after spending six years in New York, where he worked as a staff reporter for the Wall Street Journal. He is the winner of the Luke Bitmead Bursary and the Daniel Singer essay prize.
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