Anyone Can Do It: My Story
Duncan Bannatyne
Jun 2007 · Orion · Narrated by David Rintoul
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At 30, Duncan Bannatyne had no money and was enjoying life on the beaches of Jersey. He saw a story of someone who had made himself a millionaire, and decided to do the same. Five years later he had done it, and now he is worth £168 million.
In this remarkable book, Bannatyne relives his colourful path to riches, from ice cream salesman to multi-millionaire, explaining how anyone could take the same route as he did - if they really want to.
Hugely articulate, and with numerous fascinating and revealing stories to tell, this is an autobiography and a business book unlike any other - but then Bannatyne isn't like any other businessman, either.
Read by David Rintoul
(p) 2007 Orion Publishing Group
In this remarkable book, Bannatyne relives his colourful path to riches, from ice cream salesman to multi-millionaire, explaining how anyone could take the same route as he did - if they really want to.
Hugely articulate, and with numerous fascinating and revealing stories to tell, this is an autobiography and a business book unlike any other - but then Bannatyne isn't like any other businessman, either.
Read by David Rintoul
(p) 2007 Orion Publishing Group
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Duncan Bannatyne is the former stoker in the Navy who built up his own business empire and is now a star of the TV series Dragons' Den and Fortune: Million Pound Giveaway
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