Advance To Go, Collect $1 Million

Little bit Aussie battler, little bit sassy entrepreneur - this is Kirsty Dunphey's story.

Advance to Go - Collect $1 Million is the story of how a young girl pulled herself and her family out of a situation that almost destroyed them financially and emotionally. From having absolutely nothing to owing more than $3 million worth of property in four short years (at the age of 24), Kirsty has shown how success can be achieved.

Kirsty reveals how being young, female and broke is not a barrier and with the right attitude, anyone can reach their goals. Most importantly she shows us that this can be done using old-fashioned values like honesty, integrity and hard work. How she gained these values and applied them to generate security and money for herself and her family is truly inspirational.

As a Director of M&M Real Estate (now M&M Harcourts), and working in a male dominated, traditionally conservative industry, Kirsty is leading the way. As a national winner of Telstra's 2002 Young Business Woman of the Year and winner of Tasmanian Young Australian of the Year 2004, Kirsty is fast becoming known as a leader, entrepreneur and mentor to thousands throughout Australia.

"Kirsty is a rare individual. She has been there, done that, and now written about it. This book would be great for any young person or start up small businessperson who really is after some great insight from a great entrepreneur."

Justin Herald

Managing Director of Major Motivation

Founder of Attitude Inc.

International Entrepreneur of the Year 2004

"Kirsty’s success is no accident. Her journey to become one of Australia's youngest and brightest new business talents is testimony to the theory that the harder you work, the luckier you get."

Emily Ross

Co-author 100 Great Businesses and the Minds Behind Them

Editor, Leadership, BRW Magazine

"Success leaves clues. Kirsty really does prove that if you're good enough, you're old enough. For an insight into one of Australia's top young real estate and business minds I highly recommend you read this book."

John McGrath

CEO McGrath Estate Agents