Sacramento, CA (1888PressRelease)
May 02, 2009 - Author, Speaker and Entrepreneur Brain Schwartz shares his experience and interviews with 50 leading Entrepreneurs of our time. Have you read Napoleon Hills "Think and Grow Rich"? In a similar fashion, Brian Schwartz has compiled a mind jolting masterpiece of fifty exciting interviews with top successful entrepreneurs. When "Think and Grow Rich" was published in 1937 at the end of the Great Depression, Hill spoke to people who had achieved great wealth. Hill's effort was an attempt to understand the secrets to their success.
In 1970, Napoleon Hill died. Miraculously, the same year Schwartz was born! "I believe it was fate and destiny that landed me on this similar path," said Schwartz. "The book "Think and Grow Rich" is certified proof that not everyone struggles during seasons when our country experience economic Depression." Schwartz's book 50 Interviews: Entrepreneurs Thriving in Uncertain Times provides similar proof that many people are taking entrepreneurial risks during the twenty first century. People are finding success despite the economic challenges that exist in the world today.
Schwartz began interviewing leading entrepreneurs in 2007. As he completed each interview, he was struck by the potency of the information that was being offered. Schwartz was smitten, not only with growing a business from the ground up, but also with the interview process itself. His own career exploration soon became the catalyst for a vibrant publishing enterprise. Schwartz's first book, 50 Interviews: Entrepreneurs was published on January 9, 2009.
The interviews are unedited and unadulterated by the filters of well-meaning writers and editors or even the entrepreneurs themselves. The goal is to offer a wide set of honest perspectives rather than to push a specific angle or agenda. Readers can discern the information in its purest form and ultimately draw their own conclusions.
Can reading about the experiences of experts in a particular field or arena of life make a real difference in the lives of today's readers? Schwartz believes it will. The concept is conducive to virtually any topic of interest. Many other 50 Interview titles such as, 50 Musicians, 50 Spiritualists, 50 Yogis, 50 Dads, 50 Politicians, 50 Bloggers, and 50 Speakers are currently in the process of being developed and published. Brian is looking for others to take on the framework of 50 interviews for what he believes has the potential to become an infinite series of career and lifestyle guidebooks to help people reach their desired destinations and realize their fullest potential. Join Brain as he shares his experience: 11am PST, May 1st, 2009, on the InfoPreneur Network http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ipn.
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