The Next Perfect Storm [NOOK Book]

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The International Bestseller!

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Do you remember when the average annual return of a ninety-day CD at a bank in October of 1981 was 16.6%? How about the fact that the S&P 500 experienced a minimum annual rate of return of 21% in five consecutive years from 1995 to 1999? And let’s not forget how real estate had a record breaking decade in the 2000s with an ...
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The Next Perfect Storm

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Overview

The International Bestseller!

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Do you remember when the average annual return of a ninety-day CD at a bank in October of 1981 was 16.6%? How about the fact that the S&P 500 experienced a minimum annual rate of return of 21% in five consecutive years from 1995 to 1999? And let’s not forget how real estate had a record breaking decade in the 2000s with an annual rate of return of 9.27%. Do you ever wonder what the next boom will be? That’s exactly what this book is about. Patrick Bet-David explains how five different current conditions have combined to create the next perfect storm in an industry that’s been ignored for almost four decades.

Patrick Bet-David is the author of The 25 Laws for Doing the Impossible and The Next Perfect Storm. In October of 2009 Bet-David launched People Helping People (PHP) with a vision to create a different kind of financial services firm. In only two years, PHP grew to over 5,500 associates in thirty-three states, more than doubling in size year after year. PHP has now been recognized as the fastest growing financial services company in America (2011).
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940014606196
  • Publisher: Premier Digital Publishing
  • Publication date: 7/11/2012
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 617,308
  • File size: 3 MB

Meet the Author

Patrick Bet-David has been called a renaissance man because of his interesting philosophies on politics, sports, history, humor, and life. He has spoken in front of tens of thousands of people over the past thirteen years on these topics and more. Patrick Bet-David was born and raised in revolutionary Iran. He immigrated to the United States with his family at the age of twelve in 1990. Bet-David joined the U.S. Army in 1997, where he was stationed with the 101st Airborne Division. After discharge from the Army, Bet-David got involved in the financial services industry. In October of 2009 Bet-David launched People Helping People (PHP) with a vision to create a different kind of financial services firm. In only two years, PHP grew to over 5,500 associates in thirty-three states, more than doubling in size year after year. PHP has now been recognized as the fastest growing financial services company in America (2011).
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  • Anonymous

    Posted May 20, 2013

    This book is a must read for the experienced and inexperienced t

    This book is a must read for the experienced and inexperienced to include all ages. This book should also be a mandatory read in every business school in the world. Business success just makes more sense and self-awareness is the foundation. With having few successful business and having read numerous business books ever since my father introduced me to the book 'Rich-Dad Poor-Dad' by Robert Kiyasoki in the mid 90s, this book just hits you in the Heart, Mind, Gut and Spirits to understand what business really is. Fun and simple read, very clearly written and well thought out on key practical points. I highly recommend this book not only for entrepreneurs and would-be entrepreneurs but also to corporate employees amongst any industry, as it'll open your Heart, Mind, Gut and Luck; Literally it will do just that. I also believe it will serve as a powerful hedge against failure. And while there's no guarantee you won't fail in business, if you do, this book might help you understand why, so when you start again (which you must!) you will know yourself better and plan a smarter course the next time out. The power of this book is in the details. Not only is it imminently readable, but it's full of real-world examples and practical applications. If you're about to start a business, read it. If you're struggling to take your business to the next level, read it. If you're trying to figure out what went wrong with your last business, read it. If you're trying to figure out what to do next, read it. It's all here.Special Thanks to Patrick Bet-David.

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