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4 million people watch the Dragons on TV, now they can read their book.Britain's best loved business brains – Duncan Bannatyne, Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones, Theo Paphitis and Richard Farleigh along with economics expert and presenter Evan Davies – divulge the secrets of their success in this essential read.Joining them is James Caan, a new addition to the team in Series 5 which aired in September 2007. James is a multi-millionaire businessman and entrepreneur specialising in human resources consultancy and outsourcing. Here, for the first time, you can read his story and learn from his experiences. Plus you will find out exactly what James was looking forward to seeing in the Den.Success, From Pitch to Profit is packed with advice for you, whether you want to perfect your pitching skills, develop an idea or make more money.By looking back at the previous series of Dragons' Den, the Dragons will teach you how to develop an idea to its maximum potential, making you and your business reach new heights of success.They will look at what's become of the contestants who entered the Dragons' Den. Some went away empty handed but have since become very successful. Others won the backing of the Dragons but failed to make their dream come through. The Dragons will use these case studies to show you what should have been done, what should have happened next and how you too could win their backing and become a business success. This paperback edition includes all new case studies from Series Five.This is much more than a TV series companion. It is a solid business read with never-before-heard advice and personal experiences from the Dragons own business ventures. Between them, they have a wealth of knowledge and business acumen which they will exclusively divulge for the first time.At last, we'll find out how they became millionaires, their secret business tactics, what drives them and what they would do if they entered the Dragons' Den.This is a unique, accessible and fascinating business read straight from the Dragons' Den.
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Before Dragons’ Den, Richard Farleigh built a career in global finance running trading desks and developing the strategies that underpin this book.Taming the Lion has been widely praised by leading financial publications including the Financial Times, The Telegraph, The Independent, and Investors Chronicle.Described by The Telegraph as “a tour de force in common sense investing,” it focuses on profiting from big market themes, an approach called “the most effective and least stressful route to investment success.”From the care system to building his own fortune, Farleigh explains the thinking behind that journey. As Money Magazine observed, “anyone who retires at 34 and moves to Monte Carlo clearly made some smart decisions.”First published over 20 years ago, Taming the Lion has stood the test of time. Its principles remain as relevant today as ever.Rather than theory, the book sets out 100 clear, experience-based strategies developed over decades of investing. These cover how markets really behave, when to take risk, when to avoid it, and how to identify genuine opportunities across different asset classes.Some of the ideas challenge conventional thinking:-- Markets often under-react rather than overreact-- Big, obvious themes can be the most profitable-- Consensus views are often safer than contrarian positions-- Timing matters more than staying permanently invested?What the industry says“A tour de force in common sense investing.” — The Telegraph“One of the most interesting investing books I’ve ever read.” — The Melbourne Age“A treasure trove of investment and business secrets.” — Herald Sun“Stacked with practical hints and insights into market psychology.” — Shares Magazine“Excellent reading, very thought provoking.” — Humble MoneyBook of the Month — London Stock ExchangeStrongly recommendedFinancial Times, The Independent, Investors Chronicle, Motley Fool, Interactive Investor, and others.