How To Make Money by Nafisa Bakkar - Paperback Business & Entrepreneurship Guide - Honest Step-by-Step Advice for Building a Six-Figure Business from

Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780008497552 Publisher: William Collins Overview: How To Make Money by Nafisa Bakkar is a candid, practical guide for anyone building a business from the ground up. Drawing on her own journey founding the award-winning platform Amaliah with no capital, no network and no prior experience, Bakkar strips away the bravado of typical business advice. This paperback delivers honest, actionable insight on sales, branding and networking, making it an essential read for first-time founders, side-hustlers and small business owners who want realistic, achievable steps towards a six-figure business. About the Book: How To Make Money charts Nafisa Bakkar's path from an idea with fifty pounds and no experience to building Amaliah into a media platform nearing seven-figure turnover. The book tackles the questions every founder actually asks: how to start a business on a limited budget, how to find your first hundred customers, and how to build a genuine network that gets your business noticed. Rather than repeating startup mythology, Bakkar questions long-held assumptions about business culture. Chapters move through foundational stages of validating an idea, understanding sales as a skill anyone can learn, crafting a brand story that resonates, and building relationships that open doors without expensive PR or advertising budgets. Throughout, Bakkar weaves in anecdotes from other entrepreneurs and founders who have built successful companies through franchising, raising investment or organic growth, giving readers a broad view of what success can look like. The tone is straight-talking yet emotionally generous, acknowledging the fear, self-doubt and setbacks that come with entrepreneurship while providing concrete tools to push through them. Readers come away with a clearer sense of how to price, pitch and position a business, alongside a renewed confidence that success doesn't require connections or capital most people simply don't h