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Solopreneurship in the AI Decade

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Title - Solopreneurship in the AI Decade

Genre: : Non-fiction: Business & Entrepreneurship (Startups, Small Business, AI & Business)

Language:  English

Pages:142

Reading Age Group: Adult, 18 and above (suitable for 16+)

Binding: Paperback

Book size: Lenth 8.5 inch / Width: 5.5 inch / height: 0.128 inch

ISBN:  978-81-69393-55-3

Item Weight: 271 g

Author: Dhaval Khamar

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Product: Description    The price of starting a business has collapsed. One person with a real skill can now build, market, and run a business that needed five salaries a decade ago. This is not a get-rich-quick promise. It is a builder's manual, written by a chartered accountant and insolvency professional who examines failed companies for a living, and who, despite being unable to write code, has built an automated trading system, an education product used by paying students, and tools that do his boring work while he sleeps. Learn how to find the overlap between what you know and what markets pay for, test demand with real money before building anything, manage AI as a tireless staff of five while keeping the judgment human, and run the numbers, rules, and kill criteria that separate businesses that compound from businesses that quietly die. Written without hype, from the failure pile rather than the winner's podium, for professionals who want evidence over encouragement.

8.      About the Author:

Dhaval Khamar is a Chartered Accountant, India, a CPA Australia, and Insolvency Professional with more than two decades in finance across India and Australia, spanning banking, corporate leadership, mergers and acquisitions advisory, and his own practice. His insolvency work involves the forensic examination of failed companies, an education in how businesses actually live and die that informs every chapter of this book. He is also, despite being unable to write code, the builder of an automated trading system, an education product used by paying students, and a collection of small systems that quietly do his boring work while he sleeps. He divides his time between India and Australia. This is his first book.


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