The Entrepreneur's Manifesto

Why have a book filled with smart financial advice?  Well, there seems like there is so much stupid financial advice for entrepreneurs there MUST be the demand for one to offset such consultation.  This book was compiled over twenty years of answering questions that are of great importance to entrepreneurs.  I want people to walk away after reading this book understanding answers to their questions about such items as taxes, retirement plans, estate planning, and other items of interest to entrepreneurs (either rookies or veterans).  

In the chapter, "Six Hidden Tax Deductions," there are highlighted simple ideas that for some reason even consultants and veteran entrepreneurs overlook.  Now, why is that?  Is it because they are too easy?  Are they too complex?  Are they too time consuming?  Whatever the reason, they need to be mentioned as I have been asked them all too frequently to omit them from the book.