Sept. 21, 2009 -
PRLog -- Norfolk, Va. — Self-made millionaire entrepreneur Marc Hrisko will release a new book Aug. 15, “Kangaroo Millionaire”
(www.kangaroomillionaire.com)
, detailing his seven success secrets for those seeking how to make money in an uncertain economy.
As a young firefighter making $40,000 a year, Hrisko (www.marchrisko.com)
found himself asking that same question: “How can I make money?” His girlfriend (now wife), became his “Kangaroo”
by inspiring him to take an educational course on real-estate investing. Two years later, he was a millionaire by age 30, and one of the youngest ever inducted into the Real Estate Hall of Fame.
“Our current financial crisis has created a once-in-a-lifetime-
opportunity for those wishing to elevate their entrepreneurial game and achieve a seven-figure income within two to three years,” Hrisko says. “There is a system that leads to millionaire success. But it rests on extremely coun-terintuitive principles, because millionaires and billionaires think differently.”
Hrisko’s forthcoming book, “Kangaroo Millionaire:
7 Counterintuitive Secrets to Springing Ahead in Life and Wealth,” explains his real estate investor path to small business success and offers hope for those desperately asking, like him, “How can I make money?” The book is blunt, funny, surprising and exciting, unraveling the myths surrounding wealth creation and offering the hidden truths of making money.
“Finishing strong in business takes finding mentors who have played and won at the highest lev-els,” says Dan Green, executive vice president of Simple Truths and bestselling author of “Finish Strong: Amazing Stories of Courage and Inspiration.”
“Marc Hrisko is one such mentor. ‘Kanga-roo Millionaire’
distills a wealth of wisdom into a gem of a book. Entrepreneurs simply must read this.”
Hrisko also already offers a popular free e-book, “7 Fatal Mistakes Wannabe Millionaires Make,” on his author Web site (www.marchrisko.com)
. He now speaks to thousands in nearly every major U.S. city for Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” seminars, and conducts his own entrepreneur coaching and wealth-building seminars.
“Anyone of average intelligence and peerless ethics can become wealthy. I wrote Kangaroo Mil-lionaire to show them how,” Hrisko says. “I want others to seize control of their lives and pursue their dreams in a life of massive abundance, so that they and their loved ones never have to ask again, ‘How can I make money?’”
To schedule an interview with Marc Hrisko, please contact Wynton Hall at 229-515-4321.
