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For those who are new to business, #Girlboss could provide the injection of confidence needed to run with their ideas and become their own boss. This book helps you understand how your subconscious mind may be undermining your efforts. The authors go into great detail about the theories around this issue. They go on to provide solutions to overcome the power of the subconscious mind. Each unit covers a theme and includes authentic reading materials, listening activities and case studies that really put things into perspective for the reader. Key quote: "Being able to quit things that don't work is integral to being a winner." 5. "Organize Tomorrow Today: 8 Ways to Retrain Your Mind to Optimize Performance at Work and in Life" by Dr. Jason Selk and Tom Bartow
Grit draws upon interviews with business leaders, as well as her own difficult experiences growing in the shadow of her father.The book is written by father & daughter team David & Reiko. Its tagline is ‘turning fans into customers, and customers into fans’. What they mean by this is creating what they call a ‘fanocracy’– an organisation that puts the needs and wishes of fans ahead of every other priority.
The Golden Circle Theory is the name Simon gave to a concept he outlined in one of the most watched TED Talks of all time. In this book he expands upon the concept and delivers an award-winning product in the process. We got an immediate impression that this was a rare business book written for the sake of expression and creativity, rather than royalties. It says a lot that Bob has disclosed that he will use the book advance from The Ride of a Lifetime to fund student scholarships. Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know points to ignorance and stubbornness as one of the major obstacles in the path of workers and owners who want to succeed. This book draws upon her business experiences but does not become a fully-fledged biography. It’s primary reader is someone in business looking for advice. Built to Last is an impeccably researched business book that is bound to open your mind to new astounding ideas about companies. By comparing visionary companies, Collins and Porras portray that the same ideas won’t guarantee you success unless you possess specific characteristics. The astounding yet scary part is that there is no right or wrong – all that matters is your purpose, passion, vision, and values.In the corporate world everyone feels busy. “Time poverty” and stress are reducing firm productivity and leading to burnout. Corporations are mistaking activity for achievement. The Causes Resources align to the syllabus they support, and have been through a detailed quality assurance process.
Direct : The Rise of the Middleman Economy and the Power of Going to the Source, by Kathryn Judge, examines the sometimes dangerous growth of “powerful middlemen and long supply chains”, from banks, to retailers, to real estate agents. Judge points out how the benefits also bring outsized power and makes the case for a return to more direct exchange, which improves both accountability and resilience. They’ll learn plenty of idioms as well as some of the more useful phrasal verbs found in business English. Does he have the strongest work ethic? Does he have the brightest ideas? Or was he simply in the right place at the right time?This book is specifically designed for ESL students and is focused on advanced grammar and understanding of business English. The fierce war for staff is one contributor to economic stress. From interviews to incentives, Talent : How to Identify Energizers, Creatives, and Winners Around the World, by Tyler Cowen (longlisted in 2019 for Big Business) and Daniel Gross, is a highly practical guide to identifying and recruiting such people, while at the same time ensuring that hirers spread their net wide enough to ensure they assemble a diverse and innovative team. Morgan, a financial journalist, will help you navigate your way through the often boggling way that humans deal with money. In this book, Richard dispenses general business wisdom. Contrary to what the cover might suggest, this isn’t an MBA replacement due to its short form factor, but it’s an excellent source of business advice nevertheless. The word ‘Virtue’ is used with intention in the title of Virtuous Leadership: An Agenda for Personal Excellence. That’s because French author Alexandre Havard has infused this title with Christian principles. In doing so, he has created an uncommonly authoritative book for followers of the Christian faith. Ideal for the Headteachers of religious schools, religious organisations, and other leaders.
In this no-nonsense guide , you will So you can enhance participation, generate better ideas, and deliver results.Fanocracy is a relatively new release into the market (January 2020) which is still gaining traction, but we felt its novel approach warranted inclusion on this top business book list. The book is a comprehensive insight into the subject of his award-winning journalism – how inside information relating to mergers & acquisitions is making Wall Street insider rich in illicit ways. An exposé of corruption and white collar crime.
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