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Whether its athletes, musicians or high powered executives, from the outside it seems that the most successful people appear to have an inhuman ability to stay self motivated. Douglas Walker and Steven Sorkin wrote a great book called “A-Ha! Performance, Building and Managing a Self-Motivated Workforce.” The authors claim (...)
To say the least, 2007 has been an interesting ride for Ryan and I. Our year started on the East Coast, each of us working as entry level employees in Fortune 500 companies, itching to find something bigger and better. Today, the year is ending in the frozen (...)
High school teaches us basic algebra, geometry and calculus. It teaches us how to appropriately research papers and cite sources. We learn U.S. and world history. But, most school systems fail to give us a basic financial education. In his notorious book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki (...)
"What good is a book if you can't make time to read it?" It's the query I used to ask myself when walking into my college dorm and seeing the pile of career advice books glazed with dust. "C'est la vie," I thought. "At least they make (...)
The title may be a little over the top, but authors Chris Resto, Ian Ybarra and Ramit Sethi are definitely onto something with their new book, Recruit or Die. Read the subtitle and you'll discover that Recruit or Die reveals "how any business can beat the (...)


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