How To Steal From Banks !! 

' New York Launch 12 Feb 2004 

6PM: Australian Consulate 34th Floor 150 East 42nd Street New York

Will be available for purchase from this site.

How to Steal from Banks (and Other Business Strategies) - by Simon Mills

Tips and strategies for succeeding in business from top Australian musician and advertising exec Simon Mills

Simon Mills is a very successful man, and a self-made one (along with a little help from his friends, of course). He's a millionaire at the age of 36, and he got there through hard work, fast talking (probably inherited from his Irish dad, Eddie, who most believe must have kissed the Blarney Stone at some point or another) and sheer determination to reach the top. On the way up he's also had a huge amount of fun, as he recounts in How to Steal from Banks, which combines the story of his life with his story of business success. Yes, this book will tell you how he stole from banks - legally, of course (just in case Interpol's reading) - and you'll get some fine advice on dealing with banks, too. It will also teach you how to start at the top instead of just dreaming about getting there, and amongst many other things it will give you the secret to setting up great business partnerships. You'll read about selling and closing techniques that you've never dreamed of (and that will make you laugh, guaranteed). Finally, you'll pick up some amazing tips on how to make the customer feel like a king and increase your sales in the process.

How to Steal from Banks is an essential book about selling and business growth, but it's more than that: it's also Simon's autobiography, a collection of absolutely hilarious jokes and anecdotes and his friends and family come in for a good old roasting, too, and the tale of how he came to spirituality and stability from some very wild and rocky beginnings indeed. The book has something for everyone: you'll laugh, you'll get teary-eyed, you may even groan aloud at some of the jokes, and at the end you'll be able to sell anything to anyone (and you'll probably have picked up an Australian accent, too). Simon writes at a breakneck speed and you can't help but be picked up and carried along. Enjoy the ride.  

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