DAVENPORT, Fla. - s4story -- Who better to learn from regarding entrepreneurship than Walt Disney?

Walt Disney ranked as one of the great entrepreneurs of the 20th century. In 10 Points from Walt Disney on Entrepreneurship, Ray Keating, editor and columnist for DisneyBizJournal and a leading economist on entrepreneurship and small business, turns to Walt for inspiration and insights on what it means to be an entrepreneur, on embracing entrepreneurship, and on learning lessons for the entrepreneurial journey.

Walt Disney, with his brother, Roy, founded what today is The Walt Disney Company. And throughout the voyage of starting up and building what became one of the leading entertainment businesses in the world, Walt Disney learned from positive and negative experiences, and provided advice that can help current and future entrepreneurs.

For good measure, the pages overflow with motivation from Walt Disney that Disney fans – entrepreneurs or not – will enjoy.

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10 Points from Walt Disney on Entrepreneurship, along with subsequent 10 Points from Walt books, will be available exclusively for paid subscribers to DisneyBizJournal at DisneyBizJournal.substack.com. Each week, paid subscribers get full access to at least 3-5 articles, reviews and commentary pieces, and five "Daily Dose of Disney with Ray Keating" podcast episodes.

In addition to DisneyBizJournal, Ray Keating is a nonfiction author, a novelist, a podcaster, a columnist, and an entrepreneur. He has written three Weekly Economist books, 19 Pastor Stephen Grant thrillers and mysteries, two Alliance of Saint Michael historical fiction books, and assorted other nonfiction books. He was a weekly newspaper columnist for Newsday, Long Island Business News, and the New York City Tribune. His work has appeared in many more periodicals, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, New York Post, Los Angeles Daily News, The Boston Globe, Investor's Business Daily, Detroit Free Press, Chicago Tribune, TheHill.com, and Cincinnati Enquirer.