Silver Lining
       SUCCESS STORIES OF PEOPLE WHO CREATED THEIR OWN BUSINESS
       ...AND A LIFE THEY LOVE
                                                                                              by Jennifer A. Slater


                                                                                                                          So, what do YOU want to be when you grow up?       

          Silver Lining has been written to inspire people who have lost their job - or maybe just
   
 don't like their job - and don't realize just how close they are to living a life of their dreams.

         How many of us have grown up believing that the people who have it all must have started
 
   out with an edge that we don't have -- money, connections, luck.  You'll be surprised to learn
  
  that many of the entrepreneurs in this book started without a dime to their name, but through
   
 hard work and creativity developed a company they love - a company that defines who they
    are - and have surpassed their dreams when it comes to happiness, personal satisfaction and
    financial abundance.

 
        A young girl who lost her job in a college bookstore had to turn to selling her own belongings
 
   just to pay the rent, having no idea that an idea she came up with would be so successful  
 
   that within the next couple years she would have 19 franchise stores across the Midwest   
 
   and eventually see over two hundred Play It Again Sports franchise operations in the nation.  
    (Go Martha!)

 
 
        Did you know that only six years before Best Buy acquired The Geek Squad, Robert
    Stephens was sitting in his dorm room fixing a friend's computer because he didn't have
    the money to buy a car to get a real job?  Robert Stephens, founder of The Geek
    Squad, knew what he was good at and what people needed.  Bringing a proposal to one
    of the world's largest electronics giants wasn't the first ingenious idea he thought of, and he
    shares his thoughts and advice for other entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

         Who would have guessed that Jessi Walter's love for spending weekends teaching her
    nieces and nephews how to cook would turn into a company that inspires young chefs from
    New York to the Hamptons after unexpectedly losing her job on Wall Street?  After deciding
    she had enough of corporate America, Jessi gave herself one year to see if she could make
    it on her own, and her dedication to her new business and her incredibly creative ideas for
    marketing enabled her company to skyrocket.  

         Did you ever feel that if you could come up with a simple idea and have it patented it could
    change your life?  Jim Chelossi, owner of a coffee shop in a small town in California, shares
    how he came to develop the coffee sleeve (no, it wasn't Patrick Dempsey...) which is now sold
    in
stores like Starbucks and other entities around the world, a simple invention that changed
    
his life.  And how learning the ropes of patenting an idea can enable you to continue pursuing
    
other inventions and the steps it takes to be a success.

         Read how these brilliant business owners, along with Jordan Zweigoron, mastermind
    behind Psycho Donuts, Glen Halloway and Jeff Leighton, creators of Kids Crooked House,
    JK Rowlings, author of the Harry Potter series, and many others found the silver lining in an
    otherwise difficult situation, and how the solutions to their biggest challenges can help you
    create a business and a dream of your own.   

    If you could do anything you wanted and knew you couldn't fail, what would it be?  

         Go for it.  The first step in reaching any dream is inspiration -- and the stories in this book
    will make you realize just how possible it is to set an outrageous goal and then start taking the
    steps you need to make it happen.  What are you waiting for?  By this same time next week
    you could have your goal in place and be waking up every morning ready to do whatever you
    can to reach that next step.  When's the best time to start?  Five years ago!  What should you
    
do?  Start now.  Seriously - don't waste another day.

    What's your silver lining?
   

        
        
   

        

                          
YOU'RE NOT YOUR PAST - YOU ARE YOUR POTENTIAL

        


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