FROM JOHN WAYNE TO OSAMA BIN LADEN…Morton Downey Jr. to Betty Ford, Ray talks about his connections to folks you might have heard of. Like H.R. Haldeman, Tony Robbins, Mel Tormé, Rollie Fingers, Bob Denver and others. This one-time TV clown on stilts, and rock & roll disc jockey, tells about his zany adventures in new and unusual businesses. His projects didn’t always make money, but he considered them successes if he turned an idea into a reality.Here’s Ray Lindstrom, former disc jockey and TV advertising salesman who quit his job and became a serial entrepreneur. This book was written by Ray himself for anybody who decides they just don’t want to go to work for anybody ever again . He tells you his life story and includes many of his entrepreneurial successes. Failures? Well, he never had any of those because he changed the definition of the word. He may not have made money with many ideas, but he still claims 100% success. You’ll “get it” when you read the book.He recalls the time he was “stone cold broke” and could not pay his alimony and child support, much less his own personal expenses. Yet, within a year, because he absolutely refused to give up, he became a multi-millionaire. Ray gives hints on how you can start a new business in just a few days with very little, or actually with no money at all.He shows you how to learn about “All you have to do is ask.”This book and his “22 Lindstrom’s Laws” are a must for anybody who wants to start their own business; in addition to anybody who wants to have fun reading about somebody who has opened over 100 businesses. It’s a wild ride!Included is the story of his creation of the “World’s Most Important Website” that he planned to sell for a billion dollars. . Ray says simply, “Success is achieved in doing it; completing the project. Everybody has ideas. Following through separates the true entrepreneurs from the pretenders.”