Scott Gerber is a serial entrepreneur, internationally syndicated columnist, angel investor and public speaker. In additoin to his website at www.nevergetarealjob.com, he also heads up the Young Entrepreneur Council, a group created to help 20-somethings and other young entrepreneurs bring their business ideas to life.
Check out this page--the collection of inspiring young business people is proof that you can do anything. And as Scott says, you don't ever have to get a "real" job to make it happen!
Check out this page--the collection of inspiring young business people is proof that you can do anything. And as Scott says, you don't ever have to get a "real" job to make it happen!
Wanna enter? Leave a comment here with your email address, full name and location. Winners will be chosen at random. Contest ends Friday, February 4, 2011.
(In giveaway news, the business card/resume critique winner was chosen--details coming soon!)

10 comments:
I heard an interview with the author on Mixergy.com and it sounds brilliant. In my Amazon wish list, but wouldn't mind a giveaway copy!
Prescott Perez-Fox
prescott@perezfox.com
Jersey City, NJ
Is this good only for young people or can it be helpful for the 30-something year olds as well? Can it help a stay-at-home mom? Looking for ways the work from home, I'm wondering if this book can help me.
Looks like an awesome book!
Shyla Chandra
shylachandra@gmail.com
I think I heard the same interview Prescott did. Sounds extremely interesting.
Sal Vilardo
svilardo2@gmail.com
Charleston, SC
This sounds like a great book. As a teenager just beginning my career in self-publishing this sounds like it could be a valuable asset.
Ben Stoddard
remilo33@gmail.com
N. Plainfield, NJ
Something I'd like to do myself, would love to read this. Thanks!
Holly Olp
hollyolp@gmail.com
Madison, WI
I'm in, I'm in!
Liz Kalloch
liz.kalloch@gmail.com
San Rafael, CA
Ahhhh count me in, too!
Kristen Byers
kristen@kristenbyers.net
New York, NY
Oh, sounds like a good read!
Meg Leaman
Megleaman@gmail.com
Indianapolis, IN
Sounds like something I'd enjoy reading.
Chase Maier
chase.maier@umontana.edu
Missoula, MT
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