
Hopping Over the Rabbit Hole
By Anthony Scaramucci
How Entrepreneurs Turn Failure into Success. Wiley, 2016.
Summary of Hopping Over the Rabbit Hole book by Anthony Scaramucci
Part biography and part guidebook, Anthony Scaramucci’s tale of the turbulence of entrepreneurship details the large and small obstacles of starting a business, how to overcome them, and why failure can be positive motivation.
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What do you get from this book? How to overcome obstacles and turn failure into success
SkyBridge Capital floundered during the recession and Scaramucci tried to avoid the rabbit hole of failure with a massive move
SALT Asia was just as successful as its U.S. counterpart, but ran into unexpected trouble
When faced with failure, you need to pivot, seek alternative solutions, and keep going
Scaramucci started his own company after working with Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers, where he learned to release regret
To succeed, spend money on things that matter, keep ideas simple, and let go of grudges
Believing in yourself even when others don’t and staying passionate for your work is the key to success
The right team includes people who are smart, trustworthy, and willing to stick with you long-term
Creating a company culture with a common goal, then trusting your employees to fulfill their roles, are key to success
Negotiations are tricky in any business—the key is to ensure they are mutually beneficial to both parties
Crafting your image and learning to network are vital to growing your business
Making sales requires vulnerability, trust, and the right marketing campaign
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- entrepreneurs
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- anyone interested in starting their own business
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