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Ivan Temes |
Natalie Zeituny |
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Jacky Hood |
Patrick O’Neal |
| Barbara Safani |
James E. Cates |
Peter Paul Roosen |
| Barbara von Halle |
Jason Alba 1, 2 |
Robert W. Klag |
| Bill Vick |
Jay T. Deragon |
Roger Steciak |
| Brent K. Whitlock |
Jean Bedord |
Rossella Derickson |
| Brian Lawley |
Jesse Stay |
Sam Gill |
| Carter F. Smith |
Jitendra Mudhol 1, 2 |
Scott Allen |
| Catherine Kitcho |
Julio Ojeda-Zapata |
Sean McCauley |
| Chris Muccio |
Kimberly Wiefling |
Stephen Ivaskevicius |
| Cyril Rayan |
Krista Henley |
Steven M. McDonald |
| Dan Sapp |
Larry Goldberg |
Stewart Levine |
| Dan Williams |
Laura Lowell 1, 2 |
Tatsuya Nakagawa |
| Darrell Ruocco |
Linda Eve Diamond |
Thomas M. Evans |
| David Coleman |
Liz Ryan |
Todd Rhoad |
| Des Walsh |
M. Gary Wong |
Valerie Orsoni-Vauthey |
| Elisabetta Ghisini |
Margaret G. Orem |
Wendy Gelberg |
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- 42 Rules for Working Moms (summary, more
details)
- 42 Rules of Cold Calling Executives (summary, more
details)
- 42 Rules
of Marketing (summary, more
details)
- 42 Rules
for Driving Success With Books (summary,more
details)
- 42 Rules™ for 24-Hour Success on LinkedIn (summary, more
details)
- Are
We Ready for a Female or an African
American President? (summary, more
details)
- Awakening
Social Responsibility (summary, more
details)
- Blitz The Ladder (summary, more
details)
- Care: You Have the Power! (summary, more
details)
- Climbing
the Ladder of Business Intelligence (summary, more
details)
- Collaboration
2.0 (summary, more
details)
- Communicating
The American Way (summary, more
details)
- Confessions
of a Resilient Entrepreneur (summary, more
details)
- DNA of the Young Entrepreneur (summary, more
details)
- Expert
Product Management (summary, more
details)
- Foolosophy (summary, more
details)
- Global
Warming Executive Predictions (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Apartment Management (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Being a Baby Boomer (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Customer Service (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Global Software Test Automation (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Joint Venturing (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Knowing What to Expect in
2005 (free eBook, Out of Print, more
details)
- Happy
About Knowing What to Expect in
2006 (free eBook, Out of Print, more
details)
- Happy
About Knowing What to Expect in
2007 (free eBook, Out of Print, more
details)
- Happy
About Knowing What to Expect in
2008 (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About LinkedIn for Recruiting (summary, more
details)
- Happy About My Resume (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Online Networking (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Outsourcing (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About People-To-People Lending with
Prosper.com (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Tax Relief (summary, more
details)
- Happy
About Website Payments with PayPal (summary, more
details
- Happy
About Working to Stay Young (summary, more
details)
- I've Got a Domain Name--Now What??? (summary, more
details)
- I'm
on Facebook -- Now What??? (summary, more
details)
- I'm
On LinkedIn -- Now What??? (summary, more
details)
- Internet
Your Way to a New Job (summary,
more
details)
- Marketing
Campaign Development (summary, more
details)
- Marketing
Thought (summary, more
details)
- Memoirs
of the Money Lady (summary, more
details)
- Moving
From Vision to Reality (summary, more
details)
- Offshoring
Secrets (summary, more
details)
- Overcoming
Inventoritis (summary, more
details)
- Rule
#1: Stop Talking! (summary, more
details)
- Scrappy
Project Management (summary, more
details)
- Tales
From The Networking Community (summary, more
details)
- The
Business Rule Revolution (summary, more
details)
- The
Emergence of The Relationship Economy(summary, more details)
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Home Run Hitter's Guide to Fundraising (summary, more
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Made It! (summary, ,
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- The Successful Introvert (summary, more details)
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42 Rules for Working Moms
Written by real working moms, "42 Rules for Working Moms" is a compilation of funny practical advice on how to survive as a “working mom”. These real life experiences are fun, personal and sure to be appreciated by working moms everywhere. Gone are the sugar-coated nicey-nice images you just can’t relate to. In "42 Rules of Working Moms", Laura Lowell brings together a diverse group of working moms: different cultures, industries, ages, relationships and perspectives.
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42 Rules of Cold Calling Executives
This book
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Book: 42
Rules of Marketing: A Funny Practical
Guide with the Quick and Easy Steps
to Success
The 42 Rules
of Marketing is a compilation of ideas,
theories, and practical approaches
to marketing challenges the author
has been collecting over the past
17 years. The idea was to create a
series of helpful reminders; things
that marketers know we should do,
but dont always have the time
or patience to do.
"These
42 Rules are gems of advice and gentle
reminders that every marketer needs
to hear from time to time, packaged
in concise, fun-to-read nuggets. If
'marketing' is in your title, you
need to have this book in your library."
Chris Shipley, Co-Founder, Guidewire
Group Inc., and Executive Producer
of the DEMO Conference
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Book: 42 Rules for Driving Success With Books
This book will help you appreciate the ease of creation and the depth of value a book (or series of books) can create for your business. Whether the author writes the book themselves, had their clients/partners provide content, or had it ghostwritten, you will be informed and inspired by the stories and lessons of others' successes with books
"Since the publication of the first book, ISI has grown into an Internet newsletter juggernaut with 18 newsletters and nearly six million monthly readers. It's amazing what a book can start! "
JoAnn M. Laing is Group President of First Advantage's Employer Service Group
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Book: 42 Rules for 24-Hour Success on LinkedIn
'42 Rules of 24-Hour Success on LinkedIn' is a user-friendly guidebook designed to help you leverage the power of LinkedIn to build visibility, make connections and support your brand. There is a theory that everyone in the world is connected by no more than 6 people. You know who you are, but who else in this socially-networked world knows you?
"These 42 Rules provide entrepreneurs, corporations and job seekers with gems of advice and are the perfect resource to make sense of how you can generate success with LinkedIn. For new users, it is provides a terrific overview and for experienced users, it is a great reminder of the things you may know intuitively but may have forgotten in the rush of our hectic schedules."
Michael Port, author of Book Yourself Solid & The Contrarian Effect
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Are we
Ready for a Female and/or African
American President?
Is the US
ready for a female or African American
President? The primary election of
2008 presents the country with the
unique opportunity to elect either
a female or an African American to
the highest office in the land. The
notion of a major party having two
of their leading candidates being
female or African American really
leaves open the possibility. Is the
country ready? This book collects
the thoughts of many of today’s
thought leaders when they answer that
question. The responses are thought
provoking. This question is no longer
a philosophical one.
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Book: Awakening
Social Responsibilty
The book addresses
the implementation of Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR). Each chapter
provides an actionable step or perspective
on how organizations can actively
engage in eco initiatives, employee
giving, volunteering, and savvy sustainable
business practices. This is a must
read 'call-to-action' guidebook to
engage all employees in initiating
CSR programs or making current programs
more robust. This is a practical template
with models, examples and resources
encouraging anyone who is in a position
of influence to use the tools necessary
to "take action" within
their organizations.
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Blitz the Ladder
'Blitz the
Ladder' provides an in-depth view
at a unique approach to improving
your career. This involves developing
your own team of supporters who
focus on managing the team's perception
to managers and the organization.
It's a simple active technique that
doesn't require one to learn complicated
concepts or figure out how to apply
the typical academic advice to their
situation.
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Book: Care: You Have the Power!
Imagine using tools already at your disposal to significantly enhance relationships at all levels of your life. Nothing new to learn—not really. The vignettes in 'Care: You Have the Power!'' from a Hall of Fame football quarterback to company CEOs to participants in homeless shelters renew our faith and lead to action in utilizing care factors in our lives starting right now.
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Book: Climbing
the Ladder of Business Intelligence:
Happy About Creating Excellence through
Enabled Intuition
Good decision-making
is rare in the business world and
most businesses are not operating
anywhere near their capacity. The
goal of "Climbing the Ladder
of Business Intelligence" is
to introduce an intelligence framework
that builds a foundation for success.
The Ladder is a framework that enables
the skillful management of intelligence.
The right intelligence is delivered
to the right people at the right time.
This creates an intelligent organization
- one with excellence in all its operations
and the ability to sustain success.
"In
every corporation I have worked for,
I have sought to strike an alignment
between the business units and the
IT organization. The Ladder allows
people working in business processes
to utilize technology to answer the
key questions that they have to ask
(people-process-technology). The Ladder
framework pushes employees to focus
on asking the right questions, getting
the right information and making the
right decisions (question-information-decision).
These two powerful ideas, people-process-technology
and question-information-decision,
are framed in a step-by-step approach
- the Circle of Success that allows
any company to increase the payback
out of their IT investments. The Ladder
and the Circle of Success give every
company the tools to attain excellence.
The power of the Ladder as a framework
lies in its simplicity. Striving for
excellence will come naturally."
Maynard Webb, CEO, LiveOps
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