Am I Being Too Subtle?: The Adventures of a Business Maverick Free Audiobook Download by Sam Zell

Sam Zell is a man with an outsized personality who has made billions in the real estate and equity markets. He is also known to be a maverick, someone who pushes the envelope and polishes off challengers as if they were mere nuisances. In his memoir, "Am I Being Too Subtle," Sam Zell shares his stories of wacky experiences with investors, customers, regulators and even himself.

Sam Zell is one of the most successful businessmen in America. He started out climbing his way up the ladder of over 4,000 companies in total and now he's a multibillionaire who served as chairman and CEO of Equity Group Investments, Inc. for 34 years. His story is where finance meets showmanship, leadership meets business savvy, and entrepreneurship meets hustle.

Sam Zell has made a career out of being subtle. In this audiobook, Sam uses his experiences in business to share stories that highlight the need for people to be more open-minded and less judgmental. He uses anecdotes and insights from his personal life to demonstrate how the pursuit of what you believe is right can cause you to miss opportunities.

The book, "Am I Being Too Subtle? The Adventures of a Business Maverick," is a story of the author's journey and personal experiences with learning to be more effective, in his own way. It tells the story of how Sam Zell made his first billion at age 28, became one of the youngest billionaires in America and went on to lead one of the largest real estate companies on Earth.

Sam Zell has often been described as one of the most innovative and successful business minded men in the United States. With a net worth of $3.1 billion, he has had an interesting yet good life by all accounts. But what is it like to have this kind of success? The audiobook 'Am I Being Too Subtle?' tells the story of Sam's business successes as well as his personal life which was marred by some unfortunate events.

Sam Zell is a longtime business tycoon and current owner of Equity Office Properties. His journey to becoming a business mogul is full of twists and turns. He was a flooring salesman when at age 16 he convinced his dad to lend him $1,000. Soon after, he bought his first company for $10,000. After being rejected by two banks, Zell went on to make over $50 billion in equity value to the company that bears his name: Equity Office Properties.