How to Grow an Opportunity Tree

Many successful businesses begin with less than $1,000 and begin to make money almost immediately. It's usually in an area of the owner's previous experience. He hears opportunity knocking and decides to go for it.




You probably have at least two business opportunities staring you right in the face. Learn to recognize them. Choose the best and grasp it with both hands. Don't let it slip away. Take this as your motivational kick in the pants!




"How to Grow an Opportunity Tree" is a continuation of the bestselling business fable, "The Ultimate Investment." It teaches essential principles that entertain while revealing how to create a business startup.




From initial idea to substantial cash flow, you'll learn how to recognize an opportunity, follow its path, and turn it into a profitable life.




Here's the story (It may sound like your own):




Dan Benjamin lost his job, lost his dignity and is about to lose his house. He's conscientious, hard working and smart, yet he still can't find a job. He thought he had all the answers but learned the hard way he was sadly mistaken. All he can do is hang on and hold out for a break. Every step forward sees him knocked two steps back. Then Dan learns he's been blacklisted for something he didn't do -- and it's emblazoned all across the newspapers.




Dan keeps plugging along, living his life in quiet desperation. Then a strange dream spurs him forward and he meets a fluffy bunny magnate, a chemistry teacher and a festival vendor who help him recognize that opportunity is knocking, and he hadn't even realized it. Trouble is, he's not quite sure how to go about starting a business of his own. It would be a home based business, so his risk is minimal - which is good because he doesn't have any money for a business startup anyway.




Hesitantly, Dan steps onto a path leading him to what looks to be the enterprise of his dreams. Can he hold on until he finds success or will he lose everything in the process? He's not sure about this entrepreneurship thing.




Written by a veteran banker and business owner who has worked with over 250 startup and expanding businesses. It's an easy-to-follow guide as well as a realistic example of what you can expect when starting your own business.