, 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.His contribution to the "expert industry" has brought him from obscurity to best-seller status on not one but two books. If you aspire to sell information online, , , about anything, then give this slideshow a listen and then buy this book.
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Wayne Kronz
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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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.
, by Tom Rath and Jim Harter tells us a lot about what it takes to make us and the people around us happy. 
, by Scott Belsky.
brings together up to date and authoritative reviews of reading research. This is a multidisciplinary overview of contemporary knowledge about the science of reading and related skills.
, is classic in his industry and has many ideas relevant to the public speaking business.
. I consider his thoughts in this book as valuable as those from his best-selling books on sales and motivation.
, by Jim Collins sets about to answer the question; What makes a good company a great company? And how can a firm become great? Jim Collins bases his conclusions on a five year research project comparing groups who have made that jump.
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, they have captured the American workplace, , , with insight that many academics totally miss.