Read it, you’ll love it, you’ll find out why thinking stupid makes the best sense in the world.” - Michael Gerber, the world’s #1 small-business guru and author of the bestselling The E-Myth Revisit ed

Find out why stupid is now the New Smart. Richie just told me that I’m in really good company. Today, that ‘stupid’ idea (everybody told me it wouldn’t work!) has created the most successful book on small business ever written because of that one, great stupid idea. It came like a gift, a huge aha from out of nowhere, and I ran with it. “When I wrote The E-Myth Revisited, I wasn’t an author and I really wasn’t interested in business, but I had discovered something about business that nobody else seemed to see, or understand, and I decided to write a book about it. Covey, New York Times and the #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author of The Speed of Trust and coauthor of the #1 Amazon bestseller Smart Trust It reminds each of us that all things are possible.This book disrupts conventional thinking-in a smart way.” - Stephen M. It energizes me, inspires me, and gives me confidence. Be smart: read The Power of Starting Something Stupid.” - Jack Canfield, New York Times bestselling author of The Success Principles, and cocreator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul® series This new book could not have come at a better time and Richie’s urgent and authentic style is readable, convincing and a compelling blueprint for success. Thirty publishers thought Chicken Soup was stupid before it sold over 100 million copies. His certainty that the secret to success is to start something stupid is right on and will alter your future. “Once in a great while a new author bursts on the scene to light a fire under us.

Fortunately, as Richie teaches, ‘stupid’ was the smartest thing I could do.” - Devin Graham, content creator for the YouTube channel devinsupertramp

“Today I have over 120 million YouTube views it only seems like yesterday when people thought that following my dreams could only be a hobby. “Perfect book for these uncertain times.” - Steve Forbes, Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Medi a

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