Sean Castrina is a bestselling author of 8 Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success and the fictional tale The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World. His new release is World’s Greatest Business Plan, written for those who cannot afford to fail. Sean is an active entrepreneur and CEO, having started more than 20 companies in the last 25 years. He has guest lectured on entrepreneurship at some of America’s finest colleges. He hosts The Ten Minute Entrepreneur, a top 10 business podcast on iTunes.
Sean Castrina is an entrepreneur and CEO, having started more than 20 companies in the last 25 years. He is also a bestselling author of titles including 8 Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success and The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World. His most recent book, World’s Greatest Business Plan, is for those who can’t afford to fail. In addition to entrepreneurship and book-writing, he has also guest lectured at some of America’s top colleges and hosts his own podcast, The Ten Minute Entrepreneur.
Sean Castrina is a serial entrepreneur, having started more than 20 companies over the last 20 years. He is an investor, teacher and highly-sought-after speaker who has guest lectured on entrepreneurship at some of the nation’s top colleges. He is also the author of several books, including 8 Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success, The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World, and World’s Greatest Business Plan.
What’s your story?
I’m a 7-figure entrepreneur who’s started over 20 companies in my career. I’ve branched out to become an investor, teacher, and highly sought-after speaker for my lessons on entrepreneurship. So far I’ve written three books: 8 Unbreakable Rules for Business Startup Success, The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World, and World’s Greatest Business Plan. And, I host my own podcast.
How did you get into entrepreneurship?
In my mid 20’s, I started a simple auto detailing business called “WaxMaster,” which became a test tube of sorts for my home service businesses. After losing my job unexpectedly, I decided I didn’t want to rely on anyone else for a paycheck so I went all-in on the startup world.
What values guide you and your work?
Treat people the way you would like to be treated. It’s simple, but it’s an amazing way to build strong connections.