Kangaroo Millionaire Offers Entrepreneurs Counterintuitive Advice

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct 27, 2009 -
Norfolk, Va. — To those attempting to tread his path to wealth, millionaire entrepreneur and real estate investing expert Marc Hrisko offers odd advice in his forthcoming new book, “Kangaroo Millionaire”: Be stupid. Be lazy. Debt isn’t all bad. Be unoriginal. And more.

“I was basically average growing up, and diagnosed with dyslexia — hardly a candidate for en-trepreneurial excellence,” says Hrisko. “But when you learn that millionaires and billionaires think differently from the other 99 percent, you learn that all the financial advice most people give isn’t worth anything if you want to really see success.”

“Kangaroo Millionaire: 7 Counterintuitive Secrets to Springing Ahead in Life and Wealth” de-buts Aug. 15.

Hrisko (www.marchrisko.com) served as a firefighter and medic for 10 years, making $40,000 a year until his wife encouraged him to take an educational class in real estate investment. Two years afterward, he found himself making a seven-figure salary and inducted, as one of the youngest members ever, into the Real Estate Hall of Fame.

Now, he travels nationally as a top trainer for Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” seminars, speaking to thousands of entrepreneurs and small business owners in nearly every major U.S. city. As a business coach, the millionaire has sparked careers for some of the country’s top entrepreneurs and real estate investors.

“Most people, especially given the current economic crisis, view money and opportunity in ways that shackle success and throw obstacles before possibility,” Hrisko says. “I wrote Kangaroo Millionaire because the secrets for making money make no sense to most people, which is why they live month-to-month. Being a millionaire means thinking counterintuitively. I want to open the millionaire world to others by revealing its secrets.”

Hrisko has committed to helping to entrepreneurs, small business owners, real estate investors, and all who want to learn wealth creation to better themselves, those they love, and their com-munities. He also offers his popular e-book, “7 Fatal Mistakes Wannabe Millionaires Make,” free on his author Web site (www.marchrisko.com).

To schedule an interview with Marc Hrisko, please contact Wynton Hall at 229-515-4321.