The E-Myth Enterprise (Review and Analysis of Gerber's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Michael Gerber's book "The E-Myth Enterprise" shows how you can take a great idea and turn it into a thriving and enduring business by meeting two absolute requirements: satisfying your influencers and meeting preferences. In his book, the author explains the importance of doing each of these things and how you can design a strategy for meeting these requirements. This summary is a must-read for anyone who thinks they may have a great idea and wants to start making money from it.
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Book Presentation: The E-Myth Enterprise by Michael Gerber
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of The E-Myth Enterprise (Michael Gerber)
Requirement #1: Satisfy your four primary influencers
Requirement #2: Meet the preferences of your influencers in four dimensions
Conclusion: Bringing it all together
Book Abstract
Main Idea
To turn a great idea into a thriving and enduring business, there are two absolute requirements which always must be met:
Design a way to meet both sets of requirements and you’ll end up inventing a stunningly original enterprise which can be termed an E-Myth Enterprise
which will endure and prosper.
I have a commitment to create a new master’s degree, one that would leave an MBA and all those who would pursue it smothered in the dust. I called that new degree an MBD, or masters of business design. It would be the only business programs an entrepreneur or an entrepreneurial manager would ever need. It would teach the essential skills needed to invent a stunningly original company, what I call an E-Myth Enterprise. I will discuss the beginnings of that MBD, at least to the point where you clearly understand the logic underlying it and why it is so critical for you should you aspire to become such an inventor, such an E-Myth Entrepreneur.
– Michael Gerber
About the Author
MICHAEL GERBER is the founder of the business consulting company E-Myth Worldwide which now operates in 145 countries. Since publishing his first book The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What To Do About It in 1981, Mr. Gerber