Don't Push Too Many Trolleys

Improve your personal and professional life with compelling strategies and practical advice 

Don't Push Too Many Trolleys: And Other Tips from Navigating Life and Business teaches readers ten crucial principles required to succeed in life and business. Written by Ying Tan, Founder and CEO of a multimillion pound financial services company, Don't Push Too Many Trolleys imparts sage advice suitable for anyone, at any stage of their life. 

The author describes the attitudes, lessons, and traits that allowed him to become one of the youngest Vice Presidents ever at Goldman Sachs. He shows readers how he built a company from the ground up to create one of the most influential and powerful financial services companies in the UK. Full of concrete strategies and practical advice, this book provides: 

• A deeply personal and humble perspective on success in life and business 
• Actionable advice that makes a real difference in the pursuit of happiness and wealth 
• A front-row seat to the economic meltdown of 2008 and how the author managed to survive it with his business intact 

Written for entrepreneurs, business people, financial professionals, and anyone else with an interest in improving their personal and professional life by taking full responsibility for their choices and actions, Don't Push Too Many Trolleys is an indispensable addition to the libraries of people across the world. 

Ying Tan is a successful entrepreneur, financial services innovator and mortgage expert. He is the CEO of Dynamo, the UK's leading mortgage broker. Ying began his career in investment banking and was one of the youngest Vice Presidents ever at Goldman Sachs. Drawing upon his experience in negotiating mortgage deals as he grew his personal property portfolio, Ying saw a business opportunity in the 'buy to let' mortgage market. He founded The Buy To Let Business (now Dynamo)in 2006. Ying's company has since diversified into residential mortgages, fintech and other financial services. Today, Dynamo generates roughly £2.8 billion of mortgage business annually, has an annual turnover of £12 million and employs 200 members of staff.