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Networking Is Dead
Are you … hoping your next networking event will be “the one"? … collecting mountains of business cards? … having countless breakfasts and lunches? … thinking about what you give and get? Then your way of networking is … dead. With social networks, teleconferencing, and webinars, you are able to meet more people in more ways than ever before. But that doesn't mean you're creating new possibilities through valuable connections. Networking Is Dead offers a new approach to fundamental networking misconceptions. Authors Melissa G Wilson and Larry Mohl show it's the quality rather than the quantity of connections that counts. Their fable tells the story of connection expert Dan guidin...
Networlding
A career safety net for the new economy, Networlding shows you how to build the mutually beneficial relationships that are the real keys to job satisfaction, career advancement, and personal fulfillment in the 21st century. The authors, both renowned networking experts, offer a transformational, seven-step networlding process built on their unique support exchange model. They explain how you can use networlding to generate a constant flow of exciting opportunities for expanding your career, starting a new business, or launching a community project. A wealth of practical tools, including quizzes, exercises, and risk-free simulations, help you create the kind of connections that are today's best catalysts for career success.
I Know You Love Me, Too
Winner of the New American Fiction Prize, I KNOW YOU LOVE ME, TOO is a novel-in-stories about sisterhood, grief, and discovering one's true self through the accidents of life. We follow Ingrid and Kate, half-sisters eight years apart, whose shared father dies when Ingrid is twenty and Kate, twelve. As Ingrid struggles with her artistic identity and love life, the hairline cracks in Kate's seemingly perfect life widen. Told from multiple perspectives, I Know You Love Me, Too follows Ingrid and Kate through their lives, loves, and their attempts to understand the mysteries and memories they inherited from their dead father. In one story, Ingrid muses that the relationship between half-sisters should be half as complicated?but it's not.
Familypreneur
Familypreneur shows you how to successfully raise your little entrepreneurs Raising your children to take over your business someday isn’t just the makings of a pipe dream. There is a path and it’s filled with adventure, engagement and family fun. But teaching children lessons on resilience, creativity, curiosity, empathy, self-confidence, generosity (to name a few) – all lessons we hope to teach our children, but doing so can seem like a daunting task. But what if there was a comprehensive way to teach those valuable lessons and foster an entrepreneurial spirit in your children that will be easy to weave into your family time and personal lives? Familypreneur: The Six Key Steps to Rai...
Making Your Net Work
"Part of the networlding leadership series"--Cover.
Culture Is the Way
Energize employee engagement and drive cultural excellence throughout your organization In Culture Is the Way: How Leaders at Every Level Build an Organization for Speed, Impact, and Excellence, former NFL Pro, world-renowned keynote speaker, and management consultant Matt Mayberry delivers an incisive and hands-on blueprint to employee engagement and peak productivity. In the book, you'll explore how leaders, at every level, can build a workplace culture that drives organizational excellence and unleashes the full potential of every employee. You’ll also learn: How to build a culture where people can become the best version of themselves and transform organizational performance Five common roadblocks that prevent leaders from using culture to get the best from their people and how to overcome them How to implement your playbook for cultural excellence across your entire organization An essential roadmap to organizational transformation with an unbending focus on the importance of workplace culture, Culture Is the Way will earn a place on the bookshelves of managers, executives, and other business leaders seeking to improve the performance of their team members.
Finding Insight
Finding Insight delves into the essential yet often misunderstood process of insight discovery. This valuable guide is for anyone seeking to comprehend the motivations behind human behavior. Unlike previous works which explored 'what' and 'why,' Finding Insights uniquely illuminates 'how,’ equipping people with the analytical tools and mindset necessary for unveiling and utilizing insights effectively. Employing personal narratives, practical examples, and interactive exercises, Finding Insights makes complex concepts accessible and engaging, all while adding a dash of humor. From marketers aiming to decode customer behavior, to coaches inspiring teams, journalists investigating subjects, politicians resonating with constituents, or simply individuals wishing to better understand those around them, Finding Insights caters to all. Its purpose is to enhance critical thinking skills and provide a new perspective on how we interpret and react to the world around us.
Agile Artist
Do you see yourself as an artist? Colin Egglesfield never thought an artistic career path was realistic. He always made room for creativity, but it was never his life's focus. But then a chance encounter with an acting class, before committing to medical school, made Colin realize that an artistic career was possible. The path wasn't easy. Breaking into Hollywood can be quite a challenge. On top of that, he was diagnosed with cancer, not once, but twice. In "Agile Artist," Colin shares lessons he learned from his struggles to make a career in Hollywood, finding courage and support through personal health battles and tragedies. Along the way, he shares the riveting story of his ground-zero ex...
Lead Me to Success in Publishing: 101 Ways
The world of publishing is changing, and you've already begun to realize it. While there are still the same authors on the same tables at your local bookstore, there are other names that are showing up online and in your email inbox. But how are they getting attention if they're not doing publishing 'the way it's always been done'? For a thought leader like you, you already have bigger ideas about how the world should, rather, how the world COULD work to support the cutting edge thoughts you want to share. You're not interested in simply doing the same old things because you're not interested in the same old results. In the past year, you've noticed how social media has changed the way we in...
Shy-Town Girls
Four Shy Girls, Four Big Dreams, One Awesome City Book 1 in the Shy-Town Girls Quartet Series When beautiful, but shy 24-year-old, Bobbie Bertucci, arrives at her new digs, an elegant brownstone in Chicago's historic Gold Coast neighborhood, she has no idea what her new life will be like. Between balancing her job as a modeling agent and escaping a bad relationship, she's hit rock bottom. But things change when she moves into the same building as her close friend Meryl. Additionally, her two new twenty-something roommates, Ivy and Ella, help bring Bobbie out of her shell. Barbara, landlady and mother-hen of the house, watches out for the girls while sharing wisdom, sage advice, and guidance ...
