A Serial Entrepreneur Delivers the Thrill of the Ride How does someone start out with nothing but an idea; create something real and evolve it to become the envy of all in his community; find that envy turning into revenge and hate; lose it all; and then rebuild, repurpose and make millions in a new country just a few years after arriving, not understanding one word of English? Could that someone be you? If you are a serial entrepreneur, the answer could be yes. For Johann "Hans" Sitter, it was. The Last Days in Monaco reveals Hans' final days in Europe and why he was forced to start over in America, with almost nothing. It is the story of how and why he loses everything that he has built over the years and reaches the bottom of his entrepreneurial roller coaster ride. In the end, all are gone from his life: his wife, young son, cherished yacht-the Macau, the elegance of living and playing in Monaco, and the $3,000,000 that was to be deposited into his account on a Friday afternoon, money that was intended to launch a new life in America. On top of that, there's an arrest warrant for tax evasion from his birth country of Austria. Can he get back up? Can he survive the emotional and financial upheaval? Can he ever trust someone again? Can he discover another opportunity and make it work? Can he ever be reunited with his young son? Can he rebuild and prosper in a country where he only knows one person? The Last Days in Monaco sets the scene for the The Entrepreneur series; it sketches a roadmap for survival and "thrival" when all goes wrong. Fasten your seat belt, and get ready for the ride.