, by Brendon Burchard gives me the unique opportunity to present a very special slideshow. On the very day that Borders Book Stores announced it's bankruptcy, Burchard reached three of the four major best-sellers lists with The Millionaire Messenger.
and I like it. It's a quick read-crisp, clear and fun. The Daily Carrot Principle is organized to be read a page a day for one year.”
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by Rick Mathieson, I want to give a lot more attention to. It's about branding! And I'm about up to my eyeballs with all the publishing effort thrown at the topic. You too?
Bob Burg and John David Mann's book today. Just one of these nuggets plugged into your next presentation can put you over the top with your audience.
came out, I’ve known about his star case study, attorney Mark Lanier and his 253 million dollar wrongful death settlement with Merck.
, by Tom Rath and Jim Harter tells us a lot about what it takes to make us and the people around us happy. I rarely just come out and tell (or suggest) you to buy a particular book. But today is an exception. If you want to get online and MAKE MONEY, you will need traffic and the best source of free traffic there is these days is Facebook.
As you know, I have done several quotation slideshows based on social media books. None has spoken to "where I am" like Facebook Marketing: Designing Your Next Marketing Campaign (2nd Edition) (Que Biz-Tech)
In this slideshow I simply used the sub-titles in chapter three, Establishing a Corporate Presence. These sub-titles are a perfect, step by step guide to setting your Facebook account for maximum business use.
Enjoy!
Wayne
An Ode To Entrepreneurs, Troy White,was posted on Clayton Makepeace's blog, MakepeaceTotalPackage.com. (My favorite blog.)
I thought it was worthy of a good slideshow. So here is my best effort.
Enjoy!
Wayne
, by Scott Belsky.Typically, I don't get involved is social or political issues, , , but I was asked to join a group on Slideboom.com about Fighting Poverty. So I joined the group.
But it is only fair to other members of that group (and my other followers) to express just how I view to topic. Currently there is a global movement known as Eliminate Poverty by 2015. I have reservations about that lofty goal.
These reservations are not based on my negative attitude, but on my direct involvement with recovering alcohol and drug addicts. I work with a group that endeavors to re-orient inmates getting out of jail and prison into society. The recovery rate is pathetic. And doesn't seem to be improving.
Even beyond the addictions, , , what troubles me is the lack of value of getting and maintaining a job. All to many of these people have little or no motivation to work. The dominant attitude upon leaving jail or prison seems to be, "working the system." Maybe this is just an American problem.
I just don't see how poverity can be eliminated when a significant portion of these people actually prefer to live in poverty. Or, , , at least, that's how I see it from an up close and personal vantage point.
Wayne
, hit the bookstores in October of 2009. Its author, Gary Vaynerchuck, had negotiated a unique publishing deal called a low-advance/high royalty business model. It climbed to #1 on the Amazon Best Seller for books on Web Marketing.