Entrepreneur · Author · Builder
Everyone shows you the win. Nobody shows you the bill.
Greg Ciupek writes true stories about building companies, losing certainty and continuing when the numbers stop making sense. His first book is published in English, Polish and Spanish.
The story behind the result
Winning has a weight.
Business stories usually begin after the danger has passed. The numbers are clean. The lesson is packaged. The ending is known.
Greg starts earlier: inside the week before Christmas when there were seven days to return $53,000 and roughly $1,000 in the account. Then he goes back to show how ambition, loyalty, risk and pressure built the road to that room.
Not a victory lap. A record of the invoice.
The first trade
Watermelons, customers and the first proof that initiative could create momentum.
Eleven stalls
People on the payroll, responsibility growing faster than the young founder carrying it.
Seven days
The deadline that opens the book—and exposes what growth can cost behind closed doors.
Book one · Published now
The Weight of Winning
A founder's true story about the hidden cost of keeping a company alive: money, loyalty, pressure, and the decisions that stay with you after the crisis ends.
“The part nobody photographs is the bill that arrives after the win.”
Available now
Choose your edition.
Each button goes directly to the correct publication. English and Spanish print and e-book editions, plus the Polish print edition, are sold exclusively by Amazon.
The Weight of Winning
Available as paperback and Kindle e-book on Amazon.
Ciężar Zwycięstwa
Książka drukowana dostępna wyłącznie na Amazon.pl.
Polski e-book · w przygotowaniu w sprzedaży bezpośredniej
El Peso de Ganar
Disponible en tapa blanda y e-book Kindle en Amazon.
About Greg
Built in public. Learned in private.
Start with the book
See the win. Read the bill.
Choose the language that is yours, then go straight to the edition you want.
Private notes from Greg
New books, true business stories and selected updates—sent only when there is something worth reading.
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