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Byte Sized Book of Business Lessons: 11 lessons & tips from a multiple small business owner
Colin Durrant has been running multiple technology-based, small businesses in the UK since 1999. In this easy-to-understand and easy-to-read book, Colin shares his various experiences and lessons from his over 22 year journey. Lessons, that if you don't heed could result in your business becoming another statistic in such a tough and competitive world. This book is a quick read but has some powerful lessons that are easy to digest and implement. You may be looking for a business change or even a business mba. You can start right here. There are similar books, like business adventures john brooks and business communication today 15th edition that you can also consider. Business economics is part of every business and needs to be taken into careful consideration when running a business.Business intelligence and analytics systems for decision support, this book will help you make more intelligent business decisions.
38 pages, Paperback
Published November 3, 2018
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About the author
Colin Durrant
3 books2 followersColin was born and grew up in Rhodesia (Which became Zimbabwe in 1980). He worked for a large computer company in a technical role. However, with the steady decimation of Zimbabwe’s economy and currency, Colin was lucky enough to enter the UK in early 1999. Don’t worry; this wasn’t via a small boat.
Colin has a love of sport and started triathlon and cycle racing at the age of 15. He went on to represent Zimbabwe in triathlon at the junior level. He remains a keen athlete to this day, having raced several Ironman over the last few years. He still enjoys cycling, bodybuilding, and open-water swimming. Colin loves the challenge of swimming in freezing cold water during the winter months.
He always loved reading and writing, but this never blossomed while he was young. He was greatly inspired by Wilbur Smith, read every book he wrote, and even met him in Bristol (UK). Another hint to his love of writing surfaced while at school and training with his cycling buddies. Colin would write humorous accounts about their training sessions, and everyone who read them was thoroughly entertained.
Shortly after arriving in the UK, Colin set up his first computer support company. He has run several of these ever since. Colin has been in the cyber security arena since 1999, which he finds fascinating, leading him to write a book on educating non-technical people on cyber security threats. Since then, he has found a love of writing, and another book on cybersecurity is due to be released very soon.
Colin has a love of sport and started triathlon and cycle racing at the age of 15. He went on to represent Zimbabwe in triathlon at the junior level. He remains a keen athlete to this day, having raced several Ironman over the last few years. He still enjoys cycling, bodybuilding, and open-water swimming. Colin loves the challenge of swimming in freezing cold water during the winter months.
He always loved reading and writing, but this never blossomed while he was young. He was greatly inspired by Wilbur Smith, read every book he wrote, and even met him in Bristol (UK). Another hint to his love of writing surfaced while at school and training with his cycling buddies. Colin would write humorous accounts about their training sessions, and everyone who read them was thoroughly entertained.
Shortly after arriving in the UK, Colin set up his first computer support company. He has run several of these ever since. Colin has been in the cyber security arena since 1999, which he finds fascinating, leading him to write a book on educating non-technical people on cyber security threats. Since then, he has found a love of writing, and another book on cybersecurity is due to be released very soon.
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May 15, 2021
This is a really quick read with lots of great tips. Despite being a quick read, the lessons are actually very valuable and could end up saving you a lot of money so the value of the book far exceeds it's cost. For me, I would highly recommend it. Nice little book to read.
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