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Eliminating the "Cows" That Hold Back Success: Lessons from "Once Upon a Cow"
In life, we often face self-imposed limitations, false beliefs, and excuses that prevent us from achieving success. In the book "Once Upon a Cow" by Dr. Camilo Cruz, these limitations are metaphorically referred to as "cows" – the excuses and beliefs we create to justify our failures or lack of progress.
By Van Lenabout a year ago in BookClub
Learn to Lead Your Business with Emotional Intelligence, Kindness, and Genuine Engagement
In the competitive business world, success doesn’t just come from having a product or service people want. Success depends on building deep connections with the market participants, driven by emotional intelligence (EQ) and authentic engagement with the goal to customize your service offering. This will result in stronger relationships with potential clients generating revenues and market leadership.
By Andrea Zanonabout a year ago in BookClub
Book Review: "What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School" by Mark H. McCormack. AI-Generated.
Introduction The book “What They Don’t Teach You at Harvard Business School” by Mark H. McCormack is widely recognized as a classic, which gives useful, down-to-earth recommendations of what should happen in business and management that isn’t likely to be taught in school. Currently; the head of the massive IMG sports management firm, McCormack, utilizes his practical experience to give the reader glimpses of how the theory works in practice. Released in the year 1984, the book has rightly found its place in directors’ and managers’ shelf for success where the author has skillfully maintained very much of straight business intelligence, management personality; and problem-solving strategy.
By TAPHAabout a year ago in BookClub
Chad Ames Obituary: Remembering a Life of Devotion & Service
Are You Curious To Know About Chad Ames Obituary? The sudden passing of Chad Ames at the age of 42 on April 2, 2024, has left his family, friends, and community in shock and grief. Born and raised in Elmira, Chad made Camillus his home in 2011 when he started his family with his beloved wife, Sarah. He was an accomplished individual with a solid dedication to the environmental sector and community service, impacting all who knew him.
By Dilawar Mughalabout a year ago in BookClub
Book Review: "Do What Matters Most: Lead with a Vision, Manage with a Plan, Prioritize Your Time" by Rob Shallenberger and Steve Shallenberger. AI-Generated.
Introduction In the contemporary environment, where disruption is all around and the claim on people’s time is unbounded, learning how to concentrate on those things that matter is a huge boost. "Do What Matters Most: Another book that is highly recommended when it comes to leading change and following strategies to create it is the one titled “Lead with a Vision, Manage with a Plan, Prioritize Your Time” by Rob Shallenberger and Steve Shallenberger. The authors of the book are specialists in leadership development and time management, and this work describes a model aimed at synchronizing personal and organizational activities with one’s most important goals and objectives. It is a practical encyclopedia of sorts, which seeks to change the way people live in their everyday lives.
By TAPHAabout a year ago in BookClub
Beth Grosshans Husband: Revealing The Mystery Of Dennis Stattman
Beth Grosshans Husband, Dennis Stattman, has many talents and achievements. Born on December 2, 1960, in New York City, Dennis is the loving and supportive husband of renowned clinical psychologist Beth Grosshans. Together, they make a formidable team, with Beth's passion for helping others and Dennis' success in the finance industry. As co-founder and leader of the BlackRock Global Allocation Fund, Dennis Stattman has made a name for himself in the financial world.
By Dilawar Mughalabout a year ago in BookClub
You never know how much you love someone until you see them love someone else.
We met each other, perhaps it was fate. I still remember the moment I started talking and asked for her contact information. At that time, she was working as a temporary worker for the company. At that time, it was the night shift. I saw her wearing a black t-shirt with a white long blouse sitting on a row of chairs outside the factory waiting for roll call to work the night shift. I saw her sitting in the innermost row of the factory. I went up and started talking and greeted her. The moment I talked to her, I realized that she had something very special that I had never felt from anyone else but her. At that time, I asked for her contact information. I liked her at first sight. She had short hair and a slightly chubby figure, but she was my type. "short and chubby like a baby." She had smooth white skin and looked very attractive. From that day on, every day I went to work and passed by her place, I teased her "I like to tease others" and she smiled, she had a very beautiful smile. At that time, although we had each other's contact information, we rarely talked to each other because I was too lazy to text other people.
By TULY989storeabout a year ago in BookClub
How does Taryn Pumphrey’s Involvement in Outdoor Activities Influence Her Work?
LedgerLift.com stands out in the bookkeeping industry by offering personalized services that cater to the unique needs of each business. Founded by Taryn Pumphrey, LedgerLift not only ensures meticulous financial management but also reflects the dynamic personality and holistic approach of its founder. One interesting aspect of Taryn Pumphrey's life is her passion for outdoor activities. This article explores how her involvement in outdoor activities influences her work and contributes to the success of LedgerLift.
By Taryn Pumphreyabout a year ago in BookClub
Terry Southern’s “Now Dig This: The Unspeakable Writings of Terry Southern (1950 – 1995)”
Another book review… Yeah, I know. You would prefer it if I wrote one of my smart-ass poems, or finally finished that multi-chapter piece that could possibly be a very interesting book or made-for-public-domain movie. You may even like my stories and other essays. But here’s the thing: I am on the last day of my volunteer service with a film festival, the heat warning we have received is still on (that threat of thunder, lightning and much-needed rain seems like a cruel joke), and I have very little time to tell you all about the reading companion I have taken with me as I worked too often for free in the steam and humidity of my adopted city.
By Kendall Defoe about a year ago in BookClub
The Great Maui Land Grab
In recent years, the island of Maui has become the epicenter of a struggle that goes beyond picturesque beaches and lush landscapes. This struggle, detailed in the eye-opening book "The Great Maui Land Grab," reveals the intense conflict over land, resources, and the very future of the island.
By gadolabout a year ago in BookClub
Ellen Yarnell Hollidaysburg PA Obituary: A Vibrant Life Cut Short
Are You Curious To Know About Ellen Yarnell Hollidaysburg PA Obituary? The sudden passing of Ellen Yarnell at the young age of 19 has left a community in mourning. Ellen's bright spirit, dedication to her studies, and passion for the performing arts made her a beloved figure in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania.
By Dilawar Mughalabout a year ago in BookClub
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals - Book Review. AI-Generated.
Introduction "Four Thousand Weeks: Oliver Burkeman’s “Help! I’m in Management Hell: Part One – Time Management for Mortals” is a deep and philosophical paper concerning time. This is a 2021 book that questions the typical approach to effectiveness and time management and provides readers with both scientifically grounded and spiritually meaningful insight on how to best spend one’s time in this world. As a journalist and the author of popular books about psychology and self-help, Burkeman discusses the essence of people’s attitude to death and calls for accepting the fact about the limited human lifespan and the available time.
By TAPHAabout a year ago in BookClub