John Ilhan. A Crazy Life
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What is it about?
This is a book that chronicles the short life of entrepreneur, John Ilhan. Many will remember Ilhan as the person who started Crazy John’s, a revolutionary telco provider who changed the way mobile phones were sold in Australia. This is a book that details Ilhan’s approach to entrepreneurship and how his passion for business shaped his life. Sadly, Ilhan passed away aged only forty-two. This book is a record of the impact he had on the business community.
Why should I read it?
This is a great book to read if you are thinking of starting a business. It’s an inspirational read. It’s also an inspiring book to read if you are contemplating building a business that will challenge social norms. Readers who thrive on case studies about innovation and risk will enjoy reading this book. It’s also an insight into the entrepreneur mindset where passion and self-belief were key ingredients to business success.
Is it a challenging read?
Those who remember the Crazy John’s stores found in Australian shopping malls around the country in the 1990’s will particularly enjoy this book. It’s an easy and engaging read with lots of behind-the-scenes stories shared throughout the book. It was a very memorable read.