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By (author) Cuban Mark
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Cuban [explains] what it means to have ‘the edge,” the necessary drive to forego the confines of a comfortable job, triumph over setbacks, and build a successful company. —Business Insider
Exceeded . . . expectations. —Huffington Post
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Cuban [explains] what it means to have ‘the edge,” the necessary drive to forego the confines of a comfortable job, triumph over setbacks, and build a successful company. —Business Insider
Exceeded . . . expectations. —Huffington Post
Now celebrating over ten years of How to Win at the Sport of Business, Mark Cuban, one of the world”s wealthiest and most influential businessmen, collects his greatest lessons on what it takes to become a thriving entrepreneur. Drawing upon his profound insider knowledge, Cuban offers unconventional business tips and tells his stunning rags-to-riches tale from selling powdered milk and sleeping on friends” couches to owning his own company and becoming a multibillion-dollar success story. Mark shows how he puts his own advice into practice and how entrepreneurs at any stage of their careers can outmaneuver their competitors.
Biographical note:
Mark Cuban is a billionaire entrepreneur, investor, and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, known for his sharp business acumen and unfiltered advice. A self-made success story, Cuban”s career spans tech, media, sports, and entertainment. He co-founded MicroSolutions and Broadcast.com, which he sold to Yahoo! for $5.7 billion during the dot-com boom. As the Mavericks” owner, Cuban transformed the team into NBA champions in 2011.
In addition to his business ventures, Cuban is a “shark” on the hit TV show Shark Tank, where he invests in startups and mentors aspiring entrepreneurs. How to Win at the Sport of Business is a candid, practical guide to achieving success, drawing from Cuban”s journey from sleeping on floors to building a multibillion-dollar empire. His straight-talking advice offers readers actionable insights on perseverance, innovation, and winning in business and life.
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