How do you feel about’self-made’ successful people? Are they actually self-made, or are they only a result of their upbringing, families, and surroundings? Is success the result of natural ability, effort, or chance? or a combination of all three? In his book Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell delves into this topic and others. Gladwell learned via his […]
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Kim Scott earned her undergraduate degree at Princeton University and her MBA at Harvard Business School. Scott started her career at a Moscow factory that cut diamonds after graduating. Later, she worked for YouTube, DoubleClick, AdSense, and held Team Lead positions while teaching at Apple University. Additionally, Scott has served as a coach for the
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Most people suffer moments of doubt in their ability or lack of self-esteem. These are natural processes. But when they become a regular habit, negative consequences follow. Your progress towards your goals will be hampered in such circumstances. Your skepticism grows as a result of this. Maxwell Maltz examines the principles of how the mind
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Hug Your Haters discusses the significance of appreciating the opinions of your critics and disgruntled consumers in order to develop new products, enhance current offers, and expand your entire business plans. Haters on social media, furious clients, and negative reviews all share the same sentiment: they don’t like you. However, if you know how to
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In A World Without Email, a new working style without instant messaging, which is known to lower workplace productivity, is explored. In this paradise, people conduct their regular professional duties without using emails as a form of communication. Your typical weekday usually looks like this: you arrive at the office, check your emails for the
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Millionaires lead opulent lives. They travel in luxurious Bentleys, fly private jets, and dress in the newest fashions. They also reside in opulent homes in Atherton and Beverly Hills. Or is it all pure fiction? Real life is really different. William D. Danko and Thomas J. Stanley assert that they have uncovered the greatest secret
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Drive is Daniel Pink’s fourth nonfiction book. It contends that motivation in people is primarily intrinsic. The three components of this motivation are autonomy, mastery, and purpose. In this book, Daniel Pink challenges the established theories of motivation that emphasise external factors like money and are based on incentives and the fear of punishment. Drive
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Shad Helm Stetter, a self-help guru who has authored numerous articles on the topic of self-talk, makes the case in his book What to Say When You Talk to Yourself that in order to realize our highest selves, we need to work on how we talk to ourselves and identify our largest difficulty to overcome.
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In addition to teaching you how to develop and carry out an educational marketing strategy, Expert Secrets demonstrates the issue you must either help your prospects with or show them how to resolve on their own. The process of putting an idea into practice can be time-consuming and difficult in business and marketing. Fortunately, Russell
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The innovative views of psychologist Alfred Adler are combined with other important findings to create the all-encompassing book The Courage to Be Happy, which offers a practical guide to leading a meaningful life and letting go of negative thoughts. Although psychologists are working hard to provide a solution that works for everyone, the biggest resource
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