Category: Book Reviews
Click Millionaires: A Roadmap for Today’s Entrepreneurs
The internet has changed the way that business startups are launched — and Scott Fox’s new book, Click Millionaires, offers a helpful roadmap to help you navigate the terrain, and find success as a lifestyle business owner. We’ve all heard of the big name “gurus” that pontificate exploiting search engine vulnerabilities, “gaming the system” in [...]
12 Things Experienced Employees Know that Make Life so Much Better
In his just-released title, The Great Employee Handbook: Making Work and Life Better, Quint Studer shares the wisdom he’s learned from working with thousands of employees at every level.
10 Things You Need to Know About Successful Networking
Many people spend a lot of time and energy trying to make effective business connections, only to find that their networking is not working. Vickie Milazzo shares her insight on how to build meaningful relationships with the right people.
The Lean Startup Movement
A rising movement is sweeping the business world with what might be called the world’s first startup philosophy. And people are paying attention.
8 Factors Propelling Women to the Top in the Social Revolution
Opportunities to commit bombard us at every turn. For many women, it leads them to over-commit in relationships, but when tempered to a manageable scale, this willingness to build relationships sets women up for great success today.
8 Ways to Make Every Employee a Salesperson
Regardless of their position or job description, there’s an opportunity for all levels of workers to be salespeople, ambassadors, promoters, and cheerleaders for your company–and boost your profits and sales revenues in the process.
Book Outlines Why Your Company Sucks & What to Do About It
Mark Stevens is back with his straight-talk style that made “Your Marketing Sucks” and “Your Management Sucks” bestsellers.
New Book Reveals Insights for Marketing to Millennials
The Millennial Generation – those born between 1984 and 2002 – is growing up during a confounding time rife with technological advances and unprecedented sharing and collaboration against an omnipresent backdrop of political tension, international conflict and economic uncertainty. At the center sits Millennials, controlling their world via cell phones, laptops, iPods, and iPads. But, [...]
Live Your Dream Without Quitting Your Day Job
From figuring out what your dream is to quitting in a way that exponentially increases your chance of success, Quitter is full of inspiring stories and actionable advice.
The Birth of “Passing the Buck”
David Cottrell asks, “What are you responsible for at work? You are responsible for the success or failure of all activities you are associated with … for everything you can control or influence.”
Don’t Choke: Book Teaches Excellence Under Pressure
Ever wondered how some people just naturally perform best under pressure? New York Times columnist Paul Sullivan has a new book that tells the hows and whys.
11 Ways to Get What You Want in 2011
If your New Year’s resolutions for 2011 include being more assertive, standing up for yourself, and reaching your goals, the “No” system can be your ticket to success.
Kevin Nalty Informs and Entertains in Beyond Viral
Viral video is dead and according to Kevin Nalty — this provides a golden opportunity for businesses.
New Book Shares Secrets for Building Success with Relationships
No matter what your goals are, knowing how to build your relationships is the key to making your dreams a reality.
Help Yourself, and Your People, Become Indispensable
Seth Godin tells you how to free your people so they can become artists, which means creators of unique, compelling and substantial value.
Seven Truths Of Career Success…In Good Times and Bad
Career coach and author Ford R. Myers demystifies the job search process, and explains who really finds career success in the current tenuous market.
Nancy Juetten Offers the Cure for the Boring Bio
Is your bio helping you to be seen, heard, celebrated and compensated?
