What did you like most about this book?

[Dani Rudi]

This book effectively highlights the role of American entrepreneurship in driving innovation and economic growth. It was a fascinating exploration that is both informative and enjoyable.

[Brigid Wandera]

I liked that the book is well documented and analyzes the evolution of entrepreneurship in America in chronological order, starting from the beginning up to the 21st century. It was an extraordinary journey that allowed me to broaden my horizons.

[Kelvin Suraj]

I loved the fact that the book exposed me to new things. The political discussions were great and insightful.

[Kelvin Suraj]

I loved the fact that the book exposed me to new things. The political discussions were great and insightful.

[Ashleigh Henderson 1]

The insightful analysis of what makes America a launchpad for entrepreneurs and the potential challenges it faces.

[Ray Thompson]

I liked how extensive the book is. It covers a lot about business. It is one thing to write about entrepreneur and a lot of other related content, and it is another to actually have a lot of depth and cover a list of extensive topics. I liked that most about the book.

[Hazel Arnaiz]

The casual discussion in the book is what I enjoyed the most. A subject that seems technical and needs some prior knowledge becomes more approachable.  As a result, it speaks to a larger audience.

[Onyango ochieng]

I liked that the book is well documented and analyzes the evolution of entrepreneurship in America in chronological order, starting from the beginning up to the 21st century. It was an extraordinary journey that allowed me to broaden my horizons.

[Lily Rita]

I liked the book's comprehensive examination of America's entrepreneurial history and its ability to draw parallels between historical events and modern challenges. The insights into innovation, property rights, and entrepreneurial competition were particularly enlightening for policymakers and business leaders.

[Sonia Lurk]

There is a good amount of stuff, but what stands out the most is the entrepreneurial information it contains, from the past and the present, which will guide individuals in how to act as entrepreneurs and maximize their own growth.

[Chideraa Ezeanwu]

I like that the book contains facts and none of what is discussed in it is twisted for promotion. It just does what it says it will do in its description.

[Christine Catarino]

This book was filled with examples of various entrepreneurial successes and perhaps some failures. At the beginning of the book, Howard Wolk and John Landry dove into how Uber started here in the U.S., some of the obstacles thrown their way via red tape, entering other markets, and how they were affected by their global competition. Midway through the book, I was fascinated to read about Alexander Hamilton and his vision for the need for industrial development.

[Muhammad Haikal Birton]

This book is a thrilling journey through the different stages of entrepreneurial development in America over the years, offering a perfect blend of education and information. You will be amazed at how it provides unique insights into the dynamic world of entrepreneurship that will leave you feeling inspired and motivated. Get ready to be swept away by this exciting read!

No one could have explained it better... And this information can generally be adopted by anyone to bring a huge impact to themselves and their businesses.

Thank you so much for your kind words I'm thrilled to hear that the information was helpful and that you believe it can have a significant impact on individuals and their businesses. I completely agree, and I'm always eager to share insights that can make a positive difference in people's lives and professional endeavors.

[pokey Jake]

This book offers the ideal balance of knowledge and instruction as it takes readers on an exciting journey through the many stages of American entrepreneurship development over time. You'll be astounded by how it offers distinctive perspectives into the ever-evolving realm of entrepreneurship, guaranteed to excite and encourage you. Prepare to be enthralled with this captivating novel!

[Hemry Brent]

The author's historical record of America's entrepreneurial culture, spanning from precolonial times to the present, was well-assembled. The author used easier language that was understandable to all. The case studies of large, small, startup, and established entrepreneurial endeavors were carefully selected, and they were a perfect fit for the issues the author was covering.