The Game Entrepreneur

The Game theory depicts the perceptual havoc that Entrepreneurialism plays on the mind; the incessant questioning of everything we see and the realization that reality is something we imagine, attributing truth to experience – in a process of nurture.

As Entrepreneurs trying, failing and succeeding is always more about learning than anything else and therefore winning is the measure of knowledge. Knowledge is an awareness of the things we’ve learnt, relative to space and time, that we imagine to be real and true.

‘Realness’ and ‘the truth’, it seems, juxtapose reality and at some point the Entrepreneurial mind becomes riddled with suspicion that it is being played by something no more or less precise than it.

The Game, is realizing life in question. It is the knowledge that we choose to play or be played in a Game that, in fact, has been prescribed to us as a ‘reality’!

Winning is a matter of Entrepreneurial Perspective.

For as long as we reside on planet Earth we are in the business of selling to human beings. This is a book about business, it's a 'how to' market book, it's a write up on branding and how to build a brand, generate value around that brand and how to exchange that value for money.

The Game Entrepreneur conveys underlying ideals of higher consciousness that require we give nature the same opportunity we have given to nurture, in the hope that the future gives birth to a Conscious Entrepreneur. These underlying ideals are somewhat Utopian, but why shouldn’t we afford Utopian ideals the same opportunity that we have given Capitalist ones?