Creating Your First iPhone Application

In my book "The Working Class Entrepreneur", I try to teach readers how to turn hundreds of dollars into millions in a five year span. The book starts with my experience as the son of a wannabe entrepreneur who wasn't willing to take the steps to reach his goal. My father always tried to get rich quick with no consideration of the product or the dream. All he cared about was money, and when you focus only on money - you diminish its role. My father had his ups and downs, but eventually he failed because he didn't believe in his dream and the dream is most important for long term success.
 
I learned early on that dreaming only of money wasn't enough because we all dream of money - It's human nature. True entrepreneurial success overpowers money because real dreams stand up to time, and money siimply comes and goes. Unfortunately, most of us are unwilling to do the work it takes to see a real dream come true. I've been a serial entrepreneur most of my life, but it wasn't until I was nearly forty years old that I finally found my path to success.
 
I suffered from chronic Cluster Headaches most of my life, but I worked my way through it to develop a career in the self-defense industry. I was an advocate of defensive pepper sprays, and my gimmick was to get sprayed for live audiences to draw publicity, promoting my videos and workshops. I ended up as a guest on national television talk shows in the 1990s including: Montel Williams, Maury Povich and Oprah Winfrey.
 
Thanks to Oprah, I was hired to conduct live defensive pepper spray demonstrations around the country. Then one day, while doing a demonstration for a local FOX News affiliate, I got one of my headaches. Since the show had to go on, I let the reporter spray me with police pepper spray, but this time things would be different. Within seconds of being sprayed, my headache went away and that's when I discovered hot peppers could relieve headaches almost instantly.
 
I went on to create Sinus Buster, the world's first hot pepper (capsaicin) nasal spray. Today, Sinus Buster is sold in thousands of stores including Walgreens and RiteAid, but back then it was considered a joke. Modern clinical studies have proved that my original idea for hot pepper nasal spray really works. In 2008, I sold my company to a major life sciences group which promtpted me to write this book.
 
Aside from teaching the lessons I've learned for entrepreneurial success through personal experience, this book also includes an inside look at what sparked me to create the Pain Doctor iPhone light therapy devices. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur in any business, or an iPhone developer, the lessons in this book will certainly give you a new perspective when it comes ot starting a business in the Twenty-First Century.
 
For iPhone entrepreneurs, this book takes you through the process of inventing and producing an iPhone application. From finding a company to write your code to marketing your new app, my new book covers the spectrum. It's a great read and a great resource for following your entrepreneurial dreams.