Billionaire Course: How Billionaires Do It

Billionaire Deal-maker Training Program

"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars."  ~ Les Brown 

Are you ready to take your business to the next level? What's the next level after you have succeeded as an entrepreneur? It's adopting billionaire strategies for maximum business growth and wealth creation. Self-made billionaires rely on a small number of proven strategies to achieve both goals. By learning and using them, you will dramatically accelerate your progress in business. 

Topics to be covered:

-Finding Your Personal Sweet-spot

-What It Takes to Achieve Billionaire Status

-How to Spot Industries Offering the Best Opportunities for Rapid Wealth Accumulation

-The Most Important Billionaire Asset and How to Acquire It

-Billionaire Wealth Building Strategies

-The Art of Successful Negotiating

-How to Buy Companies

-How to Sell Companies

Course materials: will include a third party book which will serve as the course textbook. The course will then fill in the details and provide actionable items to ensure that students are making progress.  Personal consultations may be available over the telephone.

What this course is not: it's not about being a passive investor of any kind, it's not about real estate, or any get-rich-quick m-l-m type scheme. It's also not a course focused exclusively on the Net.

What this course is: this is about entry level M&A activity.

Ideal candidates: entrepreneurs with proven track records, fast learners, individuals with C-level experience with a burning desire to succeed in business.  Not everyone who applies will be accepted. I'm looking for people who have a realistic chance of benefiting from this course and qualifying for admission into a private network of deal-makers.

Duration: Approximately 2 to 3 months, depending on your rate of progress. You should be able to allocate a minimum of 4 to 5 hours per week to this project. Obviously, the more time you put into it the better for you.

Course Fees: t/b/d. However, it's not going to be free. As they say, you get what you pay for in life.

If you're serious about this program  Email Me for additional info. Please take a day to think about your level of commitment before contacting me for details. Are you really prepared to invest time and money into this?

If you are just thinking about entrepreneurship at this point in your life, this course will most likely be over your head. Learn to walk before you try running. Your best bet is to invest in my Smart Startup Guide which will teach you the financing and startup secrets of the elite Inc 500 entrepreneurs.

 

Comments

[Neil]

Sounds interesting but I have a question. Will this require a lot of number crunching and financial statement analysis?

[LessAccounting]

Please review our new app (currently in beta) - constructive feedback please -

http://www.LessAccounting.com

We are gearing the app for freelancers and small business accounting / bookkeeping - we pride ourselves in not following quickbook's clumsy steps.

[Curt Weyerhauser]

Reading this blog is awesome ... I've spent the last several months coding a few hours a day my start-up dream and now have a fully working demo/alpha product... It's an Internet content mgmt system platform.

I'm in the position where I have a full time consulting job and clients do come first, but I am taking a local VC's business plan course in a few weeks to get my roadmap/plans in a more "official" document format. And then I can send out the link to the demo and a plan.

[Curt Weyerhauser]

One of my dreams is to get the company up and then buy some existing companies with great apps but no users. I could fix that problem.

[DG]

Peter, can you turn me into an honest version Gordon Gekko? I work in IT but my first love has always been finance. My degree is in finance and I could easily get into a top 25 MBA program based on my GPA and GMAT. But honestly, I'm not sure if that's the way to go at 33. I have a friend who runs his own business and wants to expand. We're constantly brainstorming ideas for acquisitions he could do. Will your course be helpful to us Gordon Gekko wannabes?

[Peter]

Neil,

It's not going to cover financial statement analysis or taxes. There are plenty of other sources of info in this that explain both better and cheaper than I could do it.

[Peter]

Curt, you sound like a candidate for the program.

[Peter]

"Peter, can you turn me into an honest version Gordon Gekko?"

DG,

That's the objective here. But we'll start small and work out way up.

[Greg Johnson]

Not sure if I qualify by your criteria. My business was started 17 months ago and is growing steadily. I have one employee so far and will add another in September. I'd really like to sign up but not sure if I qualify.

[Peter]

Greg,

You will never know until you try. Send me an email and lets' talk.