The Millionaire Clown: The Rules for Making it in Business, Entrepreneurship and Leadership

Publisher Marketing: At 15, James Sinclair set up a little children's entertainment business called Jimbo the Partyman. By the age of 18 he was turning over 1000 a week. By the time he was in his twenties, he owned two houses. But that was just the beginning. Today the Partyman Group puts on 7000 parties a year and owns a string of business supplying everything from fun days and family days out to magicians and childcare. And James is still only 29. Learn some of the secrets of James' amazing success in this fascinating book. As he puts it - "I wrote this little book for those who want to be at the top... if you follow the advice in it properly, it could help you to get from zero to a million in a few years." Find out more about James at www.jamessinclair.net" Contributor Bio:  Sinclair, James I was born in Darjeeling, India in 1939 in the last decade of the British Raj. I attended Mount Hermon School, Darjeeling, where the celebrated playwright, Sir Tom Stoppard also once studied. I worked in Calcutta before migrating to England in 1969 where I worked in the PYE group of Industries in Cambridge, then joined the Civil Service and worked in Chessington, Surrey. I had to retire early due to heart problems but I found that retirement gave me more time to pursue my many hobbies, one of which was astronomy and the other writing, so I decided to put these two together and write my first book, "Over Our Heads." I've always had a passion for writing ever since I was a child, and won several prizes in writing competitions during my childhood and youth. My second book, "Don't Water the Marigolds" was my first attempt at writing a novel, and "In the Shade of the Shamiana" is my third published book. I am grateful to Harmony Kent for all the help, encouragement and support she has given me in completing this project. I live out my retirement in my South London maisonette busily and contentedly with my two cats.