The Tycoon Playbook

The Tycoon Playbook: How Billionaires Build Their Empires.

The Tycoon Playbook: How Billionaires Build Their Empires

It's tough trying to grow your business in this economy with the same palette of tired old strategies everyone else is relying on. Maybe it's time to learn some advanced strategies for growth from the best of the best? While not everyone can become a billionaire that doesn't mean that we can't learn valuable lessons from them that can be applied in our businesses. That's what this blog and the course are about. Both were created for serious entrepreneurs interested in aggressive growth. It's about learning from the best and entering a lucrative game the existing players don't want you to know about.

Have You Got What It Takes to Apply These Strategies?Do you even know what they are? Probably not.

This is about playing Full Contact Capitalism. Most people waste their lives playing at the Pop Warner League level.

Learn About the Strategies of Self-Made Billionaires 

To find out their secrets simply fill in this form  and the free mini-course will start immediately. Find out if you have what it takes to follow in their footsteps. If you don't, what if you could do just 1% or 5% of what they can? Would your business and life improve? The answer is yes.

Here's a Little Known Secret

Most people have no idea how billionaires build up their empires. They just assume erroneously that you need to be in the right place at the right time to do it like Bill Gates, Jeff  Bezos, or the Google Guys did. Wrong. Most tycoons and billionaires actually do it in another way that's simple yet brilliant.

If you are an entrepreneur interested in learning how to grow your existing company more aggressively, this free mini-course is for you. This is the strategy followed by billionaires like Carlos Slim, Warren Buffett, and Ted Turner and many others. Indeed it's the most proven route to success.

The Tycoon Playbook: Your Booster Rocket

The Tycoon Playbook is for serious business people interested in learning how to grow aggresively. Think of it as the booster rocket that launches you into the game. It doesn't promise to make you a billionaire, but it does promise to get you started and show you how to win at it.

The rest is up to you. Do you have the guts to even try?

Life is too short to be small. - Benjamin Disraeli

"The longest journey begins with but a simple step." - Chinese Proverb

"Hell is watching an endless film loop of how your life might have been if only you had taken the actions necessary to make it happen." - Peter Ireland

No guts, no glory. - Anon

If you're serious about learning how to use the strategies and tactics of tycoons, you can access additional detailed information instantly. Just fill in the form for instant access. If you're not a serious business-person, then please don't. You know who you are.

What Are the Best Small Business Growth Strategies?

Small Business Growth Strategies:  What are the best ones?

If you are interested in ways to grow a small business more aggresively, look no more. Now there's a free series on how on sophisticated entrepreneurs and managers do it.

Small business growth strategies.

 

Entrepreneurial Mergers & Acquisitions

M&A for Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners

Finally, there's a course on growth through mergers and acquisitions for the entrepreneur and small business owner.

Find out how to grow through M&A.

Revenue-based Financing: How to Use it for Startups

Revenue-based Financing for Startups

Find out how you can use revenue royalty certificates to close nervous investors and launch your startups.

Go read Revenue-based Financing for Startups

Free Marketing Books Offer From Jay Abraham

Free Jay Abraham books

One of the great marketing wizards of the age, Jay Abraham, is offering free copies of two of his books and has asked me to share them with you. You can download them instantly.

So, here are the links for the pdf copies:

Getting Everything You Can Out of All You've Got

The Sticking Point

Enjoy.

Donald Trump's Weekend From Hell

Donald Trump's Weekend from Hell

Sometimes you have to feel sorry for even a billionaire. This past weekend was a rough one for The Donald. First he got beat up pretty bad by both President Obama and Seth Myer at the annual Whitehouse Correspondent's Dinner. The Donald didn't look happy being the butt of all those jokes. In fact he looked absolutely livid.

Osama bin Ladin: Terminate with Extreme Prejudice

Then President Obama announces last night that U.S. Special Forces have taken out bin Laden. This killed The Apprentice's audience.

The harsh reality is that nothing Trump does now will top the end of Osama bin Laden. He can reshuffle The Apprentice Celebrity teams again, or fire Bert Convy (or whatever washed up celebs are participating), or order more gold tinfoil for the Trump Tower lobby, and it won't do a bit of good.

It's rather sad in a way. His campaign run barely lasted a month.

You can watch Trump looking livid here:

President Obama at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner

Seth Meyers remarks at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner (Fast forward to minute 12:00)

 

The Winklevii Whinge-athon Continues

Members of the Lucky Sperm Club Hold a 6 Year Long Pity Party

Will it ever stop? The whining that is. It's getting old.

I have to admit that it's been a rough time for the poor Brothers Winklevoss (or "Winklevii" as they are known) since last summer. First, The Social Network was a smash hit (and a probable Oscar best picture winner) that offers a positive portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg as a driven genius--albeit one suffering from poor social skills like any C.Sci. major. Then Time magazine chickens out at the last moment in December, and instead of making the voters' choice, Julian Assange, its Man of the Year, picks Zuckerberg. Finally Mark Z appears on SNL a week ago when Jesse Eisenberg was hosting and looks good yet again. Mark is on a roll.

Meanwhile, the Winklevoss twins can do nothing but bitch and moan in stereo about how Mark stole their idea. Come on guys, grow the fuck up. You were born with the proverbial silver gold spoons in your mouths and have had every advantage in life since the moment of birth. There are something like 6.8 billion people on the planet. You were born among the luckiest 100,000.You're members of the Lucky Sperm Club. Move on with your lives. Do something on your own accounts. The only times we ever hear about you since 2003 are when you're whining about how Zuckerberg out-competed you.

Here's some free advice: use your inherited wealth, your Harvard pedigrees, Ivy League connections, and the $65 million you have already squeezed out of Mark, to actually do something with your lives instead of ending up as nothing more than footnotes in the various Mark Zuckerberg biographies that will be coming out for many years.You guys are rapidly becoming a comedy act ... an unintentional and painfully unfunny comedy act.

And ditch the man-purses, guys. What were you thinking?

If you want to see what I'm talking about, watch these guys embarrass themselves yet again: 

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Nathan Tinkler Australia's Youngest Billionaire

Nathan Tinkler, Australia's biggest billionaire, has gotten a lot richer since taking his company public last August.

From mining to pizza, technology to dental care, rising share prices and successful company floats have added tens of millions  and in some cases hundreds of millions  of dollars to the wealth of leading businessmen and women since July.

Heading the list of big winners is coal tycoon Mr Tinkler, who has made a $100 million bid to buy the Newcastle Knights rugby league club.

Already one of the state's richest men, the public listing of his Aston Resources company in August - and increases in the value of stock since - has boosted his bank balance by at least $634 million, earning the 34-year-old a place in Queensland's exclusive billionaire club with an overall wealth estimated at about $1.027 billion.

"Nathan is a true entrepreneur," Mr Hannigan, who was headhunted from Xstrata to run Aston, said.

"His skill lies in identifying an opportunity, moving quickly to secure it and building the right team to develop it."

Nathan Tinkler is definitely worth tracking if you're interested in learning from tycoons.

 

Who is the World's Richest Man?

Looks like the world's richest man is Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak. The Guardian estimates his fortune at 70 billion USD. Yes, with a big fat "B." Either the Egyptian civil service pays extremely well or this scumbag has been robbing his people blind for at least 30 years. No wonder he holds onto power like Gollum. (Mubarak evens looks a bit like him.)

President Hosni Mubarak's family fortune could be as much as $70bn (£43.5bn) according to analysis by Middle East experts, with much of his wealth in British and Swiss banks or tied up in real estate in London, New York, Los Angeles and along expensive tracts of the Red Sea coast. After 30 years as president and many more as a senior military official, Mubarak has had access to investment deals that have generated hundreds of millions of pounds in profits. Most of those gains have been taken offshore and deposited in secret bank accounts or invested in upmarket homes and hotels. According to a report last year in the Arabic newspaper Al Khabar, Mubarak has properties in Manhattan and exclusive Beverly Hills addresses on Rodeo Drive.

His sons, Gamal and Alaa, are also billionaires. (source: Mubarak family fortune could reach $70bn, say experts)

Last time I checked, Carlos Slim was estimated to be worth only $54 billion.

Becoming a Billionaire: One Helluva Quote

Just came across this gem:

John Raese, a senatorial hopeful told an interviewer without apparent irony, “I made my money the old-fashioned way — I inherited it.” (Source)

Most of us will have to make it using tycoon strategies.