The Dream: How I Learned the Risks and Rewards of Entrepreneurship and Made Millions
Gurbaksh Chahal and his family came to the United States from India when he was four years old. His family had $25 to their name. By age 18, Chahal had sold ClickAgents, an internet advertising company he created as a teenager, for $40 million. Since then, he has acted as the youngest executive of a multibillion dolar NASDAQ-listed company and started and sold his second company, BlueLithium, to Yahoo! for $300 million. Unparalleled in young entrepreneurship, he has been on the cusp of every...
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The sky's-the-limit story of one of America's most successful young internet entrepreneurs
Acknowledgments viiPrologue xi1 An Immigrant Family 12 A New CEO 273 The First $40 Million 874 From Bollywood to BlueLithium 1215 The Art of War 1716 The Secret Millionaire 2057 The Lessons of Entrepreneurship 221Index 237
\ From the Publisher"While success like his is often attributed to luck, Chahal's story, like that of many immigrants, is more one of sacrifice ... it was years of hard work, persistence and faith, along with the support of his family, that brought his financial rewards--not chance."--San Francisco Chronicle\ "Chahal is a prodigy, a successful entrepreneur, and a writer. His story is remarkable and we think it is a prime example of what can be accomplished with a little motivation and ingenuity. Young Hollywood wants to know what this young man can’t do!"--Young Hollywood\ \ \
