Capitalism often gets a bad rap. But in this book, Dan Sullivan defines capital-C Capitalism as a five-stage growth system that’s available to anyone and everyone who recognizes their own individual uniqueness and what they have to offer, values that uniqueness, and is open to collaborating with other unique individuals to create even greater value.

Your uniqueness is your capital.

Capitalism is often viewed as a big, impersonal system. But the essence of Capitalism, right at the start, is the way each individual measures their individual progress. Capitalism isn’t an ideology. It’s a methodology. It’s not a belief about how things should work. It’s the proof of how things do work. Everybody is a part of this, whether or not they recognize it as being Capitalism.

Capitalism is often viewed as a big, impersonal system. But the essence of Capitalism, right at the start, is the way each individual measures their individual progress. Capitalism isn’t an ideology. It’s a methodology. It’s not a belief about how things should work. It’s the proof of how things do work. Everybody is a part of this, whether or not they recognize it as being Capitalism.