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SECRETS OF HUGELY PROFITABLE BUSINESS IDEAS takes you through many scenarios, all true stories, to depict many ideas, but shows that all good ideas have one main theme, and then shows you how to use this information to find your own hugely profitable business ideas by looking at your own world, your own problems in your everyday life, and makes you think “How can I correct this problem?” or “What do I need to do to stop this problem happening?”

It then suggests you how you can develop that idea, and find a solution.

It points out that If you have a problem, then so do many other people who would benefit from your solution.

It makes the point that you do not start out with an idea to “Make Money”, or “To Help Other People”; you have an idea to help yourself.

 Also included are 5 other ebooks all of which give you different ideas on how YOU could profit from your own ideas, or maybe adapting some of his, or other successful business people.

 Some of the people in the illustrations are now very successful people, including:

• J K Rowling, who thought up the character of Harry Potter, and ascended from having to make a cup of coffee last 4 hours in a warm café because she couldn’t afford to heat her home, to making well over £50 million, and still counting!
• James Dyson, who invented the bag-less vacuum cleaner that wouldn’t clog up and push the dirt around instead of picking it up. His company now has an annual turnover in excess of £100 million.
• Kathleen Kelly makes $13 million a year selling her “Critter dolls”.
• Tim Waterstone, sacked as chairman of W H Smiths for not making enough profits, started with £6,000 savings to open his own shop selling books. He went on to opening his Waterstones chain of over 90 shops in the UK, and is now expanding into the USA. His turnover is now in excess of £100 million.

 The book also tells the story of Bill Bowerman, who, whilst making waffles in his kitchen, came up with the idea of using his waffle iron to shape the sole of a shoe:  the result – the trainer was born! Sales of trainers are now well over $9 billion a year!

The ideas don’t have to be complicated either – The book goes on to show how a British guy, Roger Smith, now makes £50,000 a year royalties from designing a wheel nut which stops wheels falling off lorries!

Or how Anne Woods introduced us all to the “Teletubbies”, and has sold the idea to America, New Zealand, S. Africa and Portugal. Her company, Ragdoll productions was valued at £55 million in 1999.

 I would recommend this production to anyone who has a little imagination, and would like to increase their earnings substantially.

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