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The Personal MBA: Master The Art of Business
Posted onSummary of Josh Kaufman’s “The Personal MBA”: Everyone can gain the knowledge and value of an MBA without spending the time and money needed to enter business school; this is the paradigm that Josh Kaufman conveys in his book, “The personal MBA”, of which the review you’ll discover here. By Josh Kaufman, 2013, 477 pages. […]
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind: Mastering the Inner Game of Wealth
Posted onSummary of “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” : If your subconscious “money blueprint” is not “set on” on success, nothing you learn, nothing you know and nothing that you accomplish will truly make a difference. By T. HarvEker, 2006, 222 pages This guest review was written by Sophie, author of the blog, Spirit of Success, […]
My Life in Advertising & Scientific Advertising
Posted onSummary and book review of “My Life in Advertising” : Claude Hopkins, a true pioneer of advertising and marketing, details in this book his life, including how he became one of the greatest advertising masters in the United States from the end of the 19th century until his retirement in 1923; My Life in Advertising […]
Making It All Work: Winning at the game of work and the business of life
Posted onMaking It All Work summary: After having created a real revolution with his “GTD” organization method, David Allen follows up with the Control axis, that of Perspective, to create a real “life map”, which allows us to be more efficient and only efficient. Note: this summary of “Making It All Work” was written by Cédric […]
Awaken the giant within
Posted onSummary of “Awaken the giant within”: To be successful, you have to succeed in mastering your emotions, body, relationships, belief and finance, in other words your whole life, which is what Anthony Robbins puts forward: capture your dreams. By Anthony Robbins, 1991, 566 pages. Note : This guest chronicle is by Quentin Cottereau from the […]