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A celebration of the drivers of our economy. This book is clarifying, validating and incredibly helpful. A must read for any entrepreneur.
Dini’s book, without a doubt, is one of the best and a must read. It’s funny, it’s entertaining, it’s all true, and best of all it will help you. I have a new gift for the ”Hunters” I work with.
This book a well-structured and researched book on small to medium-sized business. Most of the books dispensing business advice about large businesses are of limited value to the owner of a business.
If you are a small business owner or want to be a business owner, you owe to yourself to keep it close to you as a reference and a reminder of what it takes to succeed.
He shares a deep well of pragmatic business experience related through brief but interesting stories and invaluable rules of thumb.
If you want to know what makes an entrepreneur, what entrepreneurs do, what they don’t do, whether you’re wasting your time and money posing as one, or if you actually possess the primordial “hunter” DNA to be one, congratulations… you’ve come to the right place.
John Dini’s writing is crisp, peppered with good data and concise, pointed stories, revealing how deeply he knows the head, heart and guts of entrepreneurs.
Dini has drilled down to the practical fabric, thinking and behaviors of the very special people who create 65% of the new jobs in today’s economy.
I loved it! In order to leave a successful business, it first has to be successful. Hunting in a Farmer s World explains to entrepreneurs that they don t have to follow the requirements of traditional management books to succeed.
This is the one business book you will refer to again and again. As a business coach myself, I couldn’t recommend more highly this book as the best business book I have read all year!
The book challenged me to think about developing my business in such a way that it can eventually function well without my day-to-day involvement. It makes perfect sense now.
John F. Dini’s award-winning business text explores new ground in the “Career/Sales” field. As I am fascinated by the psychology of those brave men and women who found successful “start-ups,” I was eager to fathom Mr. Dini’s well-researched analysis. I suspect many of Dini’s ideas will prove especially helpful to readers employed in advertising, sales, and/or marketing.
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