7 Books to Help You Finish Strong in 2015Entrepreneurial Edition презентация

7 Books to Help You Finish Strong in 2015 Entrepreneurial Edition

Honorée Corder

If you’re a book worm like me, it can be overwhelming choosing which books to read.

That’s why I made a short list of books geared towards helping entrepreneurs achieve their ultimate potential.

If you’re interested in personal growth, growing business, and overall success…

Here are 7 books to add to your reading list for 2015!

1

The 4-Hour WorkWeek

By
Timothy Ferris

What I like about
The Four Hour WorkWeek

Provides great time management skills for short bursts of work and living your retirement now – which means more fun.

How to rearrange your life to give more time and energy to what is important and less time to what isn't.

2

Think and Grow Rich

By
Napoleon Hill

What I like about
Think and Grow Rich

You’ll learn the importance of organized planning. This includes 11 characteristics of great leaders and the power of persistence.

“A man without a plan is like a ship without a course – no place to go with disaster a probability.”

3

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

By
Stephen R. Covey

What I like about
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

#1 Be proactive. = You own it. Take responsibility! Learn to take control and get what you want.

YOU are in charge – you are the master-programmer of your life.

4

Getting Things Done

By
David Allen

What I like about
Getting Things Done

You’ll learn The Five Stages of Mastering Workflow: to collect, process, organize, review and do.

I love maximizing my workflow and this will help you get the most done.

5

How to Win Friends & Influence People

By
Dale Carnegie

What I like about
How to Win Friends and Influence People

Increase your influence and enable you to win new clients and customers

I’ve used the basic principles of psychology to help me with business partners, clients and daily life.

6

Awaken the Giant Within

By
Tony Robbins

What I like about
Awaken the Giant Within

Learning the six steps of Neuro-Associative Conditioning – step by step process to understanding why and how you work
Analyzing what you want out of life, creating motivation, and recreating your thought process

7

Go for No!

By
Richard Fenton & Andrea Waltz

What I like about
Go for No!

#1 Fail Eagerly - That failing and being a “failure” are two very different things and the importance of celebrating success and failure
#2 “Next” the magic word - How to get past failures quickly and then move on.

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