Financial professional Bob Chitrathorn, the Co-Founder of Simplified Wealth Management is committed to making waves in the world of business and entrepreneurship as he shares his phenomenal journey and success story with aspiring entrepreneurs.
Bob’s career path began in 2004 when he discovered his passion for personal finance, which later led him to co-create Simplified Wealth Management. His experience includes a stint at H&R Block and a keen interest in real estate. During his time at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB), he found his calling – empowering others to make the most informed decisions for their financial lives. Starting by merely helping his parents navigate the complexities of finance, Bob’s professional accomplishments quickly skyrocketed. Today, he can boast an impressive portfolio with over 19 years of industry experience and many clients who value his experience.
In the book, “The Drive to Success- Volume #2,” Bob, as a contributing author, encapsulates his approach to business, mentoring, and motivation. Through vivid storytelling, Bob shares insights drawn from his personal experiences as an entrepreneur, emphasizing the significance of listening to client’s needs, as he did for his parents and breaking down complex financial strategies into actionable plans.
The book also focuses on overcoming the fear of failure – an obstacle that holds many budding entrepreneurs back. By offering authentic and transparent accounts of his journey, Bob inspires readers to remain driven and focused on their goals, even during challenging times.
Designed as a roadmap for aspiring entrepreneurs, “The Drive to Success- Volume #2” helps individuals understand that success is not a linear process and that overcoming obstacles and failures is integral to pursuing their dreams. Bob Chitrathorn’s motivational approach and guidance encourage entrepreneurs to stay dedicated to their goals and inspire them to make informed decisions.
Bob has an unwavering passion and dedication for motivating and mentoring entrepreneurs. Whether a startup founder, a small business owner, or considering taking the plunge into entrepreneurship, “The Drive to Success- Volume #2”, written by Ray Perez and contributing authors, one of which is Bob, is an essential read, poised to arm readers with the tools, strategies, and inspiration to achieve their ultimate business vision.
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The Drive to Success- Volume #2 is the first documentary book to share the stories of successful entrepreneurs and their experiences with failure. The book features stories about what some of these entrepreneurs have learned from their failures, overcoming adversity, and ultimately succeeding.
Chitrathorn said, “This documentary book will assist you in discovering your strengths and weaknesses as an entrepreneur, identifying opportunities for improvement, developing strategies that work for you, and ultimately increasing your chances of greater success. You will hear stories of failure, so you know what not to do and how to learn and grow from it. You can turn each failure into a step toward success with the right attitude and dedication.”
Describing the book, Chitrathorn said, “This book isn’t about luck or overnight success; it’s about hard work and determination in the face of adversity. It acknowledges that failure is essential to growth and progression as an entrepreneur and will guide how to proactively use those failures to support your business to reach new heights. This book is not for you if you’re looking for a shortcut to the top. But if you’re ready to put in the effort while learning from your mistakes, this book can be a valuable resource on your journey toward achieving greatness.”
About Bob Chitrathorn
Suthipong Robert Chitrathorn (or Bob for short) came from humble beginnings. Born to parents Puttachart and Sakul Chitrathorn, Bob was raised in a mobile home park in Colton, CA. His parents migrated to Michigan from Bangkok, Thailand in 1974, before settling in Southern California. As a child, Bob didn’t realize how good others had it until he ventured out of the ghetto and went over to friends’ birthday parties. There he’d witness the luxuries of living the American dream and of the possibilities that lay ahead.
To the Chitrathorns, life in America was a gift and they were proud owners of property in America. They worked hard to put food on the table and to put Bob and his younger sister, Crystal, through school. Bob ate sandwiches with nothing but cheese on them, but he was blessed nonetheless. He learned that perspective made all the difference in life.
In his mother’s words, “education is money in the bank.” She teaches nurses still to this day, but she and Sakul, a factory worker, sacrificed to make a better life for Bob and Crystal. They paid for both kids to go through private high school and then helped pay for college.
