On a Roll: Or How a Kid from the Bronx Started with Hot Dogs and WoundUp Making a Fortune

by Howard Jonas

The author traces his odyssey from behind a hot-dog stand to the top of a million-dollar international communications company, explaining how he used his talent for innovation to beat AT&T and other giants at their own game. 25,000 first printing.

Genres: Business

304 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Julia Collins]

Easy to read, great life advice and financial advice. An enjoyable and insightful book

[Isaac Gill]

Full disclosure: I am a big fan of Howard Jonas. Excellent book, Howard seemed way cockier than in his other 2 books with this one though. I liked how he detailed his experiences in Harvard. Overall a very wholesome book with a pretty good message.

[Jakob]

This is the book that upuntil now has been the closest to get 5 stars in my opinion. Really good, and at moments I had to stand up to take it all in. Easy to read, with a lot of gold nuggets. I would, however, say that there are moments where focus disaperes. But really good book!

[Amir]

pretty easy read. not super crisp, and probably only interesting if you know howard jonas or aware of all the great things he has done for the world (outside of business).

[Jeremy Lee]

Hidden gem

[A K]

Incredible journey of divine intervention mixed with personal fortitude and ingenuity.