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In the end, it does not matter if your tribe has 10 people or 10000 people. What matters is how you lead a small group of devoted people can turn a small tribe into a worldwide movement. All you need is one leader.
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Tribes by Seth Godin Book Review
Today I want to share a new book that came my way from my friend, Kristin Arnold. Kristin is the president of the National Speakers Association and an all around fabulous woman. I had the opportunity to spend time with her at the recent NSA convention and was wowed by her not-so-traditional thoughts on the art of speaking and her just-plain practical approach to business.
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Boring to Bravo – Presentations That Sing!
Generating ideas is easy. The challenge is in the execution. Creative industry guru and entrepreneur, Scott Belsky, details what’s needed to realize your ideas in his new book entitled,”Making Ideas Happen: Overcoming The Obstacles Between Vision & Reality.” This second in a series of articles highlighting Belsky’s message focuses on executing ideas.
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Making Ideas Happen-Overcoming Obstacles Between Vision & Reality by Scott Belsky – Executing Ideas
Chances are you have heard of Seth Godin. He has published a number of great business and marketing books, writes an excellent blog, and may be (or at least will be) considered one of the great marketing geniuses of our time. Linchpin is his latest book and differs to some degree than his previous publications. You could argue that this book exudes a more motivational tone than his others.
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Book Review – Linchpin by Seth Godin
I thoroughly enjoyed “Lead Like Ike: Ten Business Strategies From The CEO Of D-Day” by Geoff Loftus. As a former soldier and someone who studies all things martial, and as someone with business and law degrees who speaks on the topics using military and warrior references, this book was extremely informative and enjoyable to read.
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Lead Like Ike – Ten Business Strategies From the CEO of D-Day by Geoff Loftus
Published in 2007, “Be A Network Marketing Superstar” is by no means ‘new’ in the fast paced world of which it speaks. That its value persists in the 3 years past original publication shows what a worthwhile read it is. This book is a ‘must have’ for every library (or at least an upload on every Kindle) belonging to a network marketer.
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Book Review – "Be a Network Marketing Superstar" by Mary Christensen
Born March 21, 1916, J. Earl Shoaff came from a poor farming family. During the Great Depression while he was in the ninth grade, he decided to drop out of school so he could work and contribute financial support to his family. Shoaff was born with a heart condition and when he became old enough his service was denied by the military during World War II.
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The Making of a Legend J Earl Shoaff Author of How to Become a Millionaire
What would it feel like to make a million dollars a year in your business? For so many people this thought is out of reach.
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7 Secrets to Making Your First Million Dollars
