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At 15, he set up a little children’s entertainment business called Jimbo the Partyman. He was a clown — and he became a millionaire. In The Millionaire Clown, James Sinclair tells the story of his journey from teenage party entertainer to successful entrepreneur, and distills the hard-won rules that got him there.
This is business advice from someone who started with nothing but a red nose and relentless energy: how to spot opportunities, market yourself, build a team, and turn small beginnings into big results. Funny, honest, and packed with practical wisdom, the book is part memoir, part masterclass — proof that you don’t need a fancy degree or deep pockets to make it, just the courage to start and the discipline to keep going.
For aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone who loves an underdog story — the rules for making it in business, from a man who learned them the fun way.
At 15, James Sinclair set up a little children’s entertainment business called Jimbo the Partyman. He was a clown — and he became a millionaire. In The Millionaire Clown, Sinclair tells the story of his journey from teenage party entertainer to successful entrepreneur, and distills the hard-won rules that got him there.
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This is business advice from someone who started with nothing but a red nose and relentless energy: how to spot opportunities, market yourself, build a team, and turn small beginnings into big results. Funny, honest, and packed with practical wisdom, the book is part memoir, part masterclass — proof that you don’t need a fancy degree or deep pockets to make it, just the courage to start and the discipline to keep going.
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For aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone who loves an underdog story, The Millionaire Clown is essential reading — the rules for making it in business, from a man who learned them the fun way.

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