Ignorance, Confidence, and Filthy Rich Friends
The Business Adventures of Mark Twain, Chronic Speculator and Entrepreneur
by:
Peter Krass
in:
Biographies
Summary:
The book delves into Mark Twain's lesser-known life as a speculative investor and entrepreneur, exploring his financial ventures and the influence of his wealthy acquaintances. It reveals Twain's rollercoaster of successes and failures in business, offering insights into his relentless pursuit of innovation and wealth, despite often facing significant losses.
Key points:
1. Varied Ventures: Mark Twain was an adventurous entrepreneur, investing in various businesses like publishing and new technologies, showing his risk-taking nature.
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