The DNA of Billionaires
Über das eBook
Ever wondered what makes billionaires tick? The book examines the fundamental characteristics of the global elite by exploring the key traits and tactics that drive substantial wealth generation today. The book investigates the hidden principles that distinguish billionaires from ordinary people while moving past conventional success narratives.
Our analysis investigates how billionaires from Silicon Valley technology companies through Chinese industrial powerhouses to Russian oligarchs accumulated their vast fortunes across various industries and nations. Our exploration covers the psychological aspects of billionaires and their groundbreaking business models along with their divisive achievements. The book explores the moral conflicts surrounding vast wealth and examines both its societal effects and how wealth creation will evolve amidst AI innovation and global biological and environmental challenges.
The majority of billionaire-themed books either narrate specific success stories of individuals or deliver broad business guidance. "The DNA of Billionaires" uses data to analyze wealth creation through multiple perspectives while uncovering the underlying principles of exceptional financial success. This book is essential reading material for entrepreneurs and investors as well as for anyone seeking to understand the dynamics of today's economy.
Über den Autor
Azhar ul Haque Sario is bestselling author. Data scientist. Cambridge Alumnus. I have proven technical skills (MBA, ACCA (Knowledge Level- FTMS college Malaysia), BBA, several Google certifications such as Google Data Analytics Specialization, Google Digital Marketing & E-commerce Specialization, and Google Project Management Specialization) to deliver insightful books with ten years of business experience. I have written and published 650+ titles.
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0004-8629-830X
Azhar.sario@hotmail.co.uk
Produkt Details
Verlag: tredition
Genre: Sprache - Englisch
Sprache: English
Umfang: 174 Seiten
Größe: 261,5 KB
ISBN: 9783384537744
Veröffentlichung: 21. Februar 2025