I received an eBook version of this book through the LibraryThing's Member Giveaway.

It is a very short eBook (only 37 pages) but covers a lot of territory in these pages, possibly too much, or more to the point, not enough detail is given on the substeps involved in complying with each of the 12 commandments.

On the other hand, for someone starting a new business for instance, it is a very good introduction to the types of things you should be thinking about. If you use it as a sort of checklist it could be very useful. ( )

Twelve chapters, each an outlined step toward entrepreneurship and engaging focus, to enable yourself to succeed. Decision making, set goals, think of growth, know your market, value your reputation over quick money, learn from mistakes, invest in knowledge field, eliminate waste, learn money skills, learn marketing skills, become a person of principles, learn to focus. Self-explanatory steps, gives a working model to start from. I do believe, in the end, it relies on the person and fortitude within. Being successful, without losing yourself, to money, would the commandment I would put first. "After all, it's your money." Thank you to the author. ( )