Read by Dolf De Roos

You've probably heard the often quoted statistic about entrepreneurial businesses, "95% of all new businesses will fail in their first five years." However, what you probably don't know is that, of those businesses that last past five years, the vast majority of those will fail in the next five years after that! Why is this? Pure and simple---competition. In a world where it is easier than ever before to start a business in the U.S., it takes little time for a competitor to enter your field and reduce your market share. What's the answer to this problem? According to global entrepreneur and legendary real estate investor, Dolf De Roos, the answer is to take your business global! And before you say, "my business is too small," "my business can't be exported," or "that's just too complicated and difficult," take the time to listen to this extraordinary program and let Dolf dispel you of all of these myths. Having traveled and done business in over 100 countries, and having attended school in six countries, lived in four, and speaking six languages, there is no one more qualified to teach you the skill of taking your business global than Dolf De Roos. Dolf will show you how learning this one skill alone can do more than anything else to take your business to the next level, since you immediately reduce the amount of competition you face, expose your product or service to a huge new customer base, and add a level of credibility to your business for your domestic customer base. And with the internet and 24/7 digital connectivity, going global has never been easier and less costly. In this program, you'll learn, the best countries, outside the U.S., in which to do business, The steps you need to take to see if going global is right for you, Why doing business abroad can actually be easier than doing business in the U.S., How technology has made it easier to run a global business, while residing in the U.S., Why Global Entrepreneurs are the highest paid, and most successful entrepreneurs

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