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12 Simply Smart Secrets for Living Large by Prospering Small
Secrets is a tour de force that combines self-help, how-to, autobiography, and short stories to dig into such topics as entrepreneurship vs. employment, money management vs. money DIY, marketing and the soft sell, vacations and health, the payback for decency, and the virtues of Generous Free Enterprise vs. traditional free enterprise. The author bashes conventional wisdom and introduces new, more dynamic and effective ways to think and act: competitive supremacy(TM), not competitive advantage; customer collaboration(TM), not customer satisfaction; Intelliniche(TM), not branding; and the Big 4 Behaviors, not, SOS, and more. Pete Geissler has shown the world that living large is within the grasp of everyone with passion and talent. Read this book, follow his lead, and prosper.
Who Murdered Mary?
Based on real events perpetrated by real people, Who Murdered Mary? is a gripping tale of shortsighted decisions, heartless animal cruelty, and needless murder of an innocent circus elephant that was aided and abetted by mob rule and officials of a prosperous railroad. The tale unfolded during three tumultuous days in September 1916 in the peaceful but ill-fated towns of Kingsport, Johnson City, and Erwin, Tennessee.Who murdered Mary? The owner and publicist of the circus for whom Mary toiled with uncanny, crowd-pleasing talent? The fearful citizens of Erwin who became vigilantes and demanded her death? The Mayors of Johnson City and Erwin who caved in to a mob? Officials of The Clinchfield Railroad? The Progressive Era? Our contemporary attitudes toward animal cruelty? Did all of them contribute to this grisly spectacle that refuses to go away?
The Power of Being Articulate
Start with this thought: Your professional, financial, and personal success depends to a great extent on your ability to articulate. People who are more adept with using words -- the Articulates -- are more successful financially and socially. Their incomes are higher, they live better, and they are happier in their relationships. In short, articulate individuals, families, organizations, and countries -- those that can think and communicate most clearly and quickly -- rule the world.This book is about how the Articulates rise above the rest -- and how you can become an Articulate and join their ranks.
An Accidental Life
When I bounced the idea of an accidental life off Jim Browne, my financial manager with a keen understanding of the human condition, he said that all of us benefit from serendipity, from the accidental life. (We in fact met by happy accident.) He added that my life was and is typical, or perhaps a tad off the norm. Surely he's correct in that we all benefit from fortuitous events, but I think he's incorrect in that such events in my life are typical or normal. I feel quite strongly, and without a scintilla of evidence, that I outrank most other people in both number and impact of life-changing events, or, perhaps, I am just more aware of them. I'm betting that you'll agree after you read about the many accidental happenings that shaped my life and, by extension, my writings. Enjoy and, I hope, relate.
Leadership for Profitable Sustainability
Leadership For Profitable Sustainability will change the ways leaders, managers and others perceive and improve their communications to be more clear and efficient, and their behaviors to be more empathetic and irreproachable. It will maximize financial and psychic rewards for individuals and firms.The author, Pete Geissler, answers, with his characteristic chatty and pointed style , the essential why and how questions: why and how can being more articulate lead to wealth and happiness ... why and how can better writing and speaking lead to higher productivity and profitability ... why and how does ethical behavior lead to sustainability and peace of mind ... why and how does treating people...
If You're So Smart Why Aren't You Rich
Think poor, be poor. Think rich, be rich. SMART will lead you to rich. It will show you, with lively anecdotes and a touch of theory, how to convert the powerful intangibles of thought to the profitable tangibles of behavior and money. Almost anyone can program their mind with negative thoughts to become poor, or with positive thoughts to become rich. They can do that by flipping the bonehead bloopers of Losers that led them to poverty. Or they can embrace the positive, productive mindsets and behaviors of Winners that led them to prosperity. SMART will demonstrate the power of either approach.The author, Pete Geissler, is a successful writer, professor, and entrepreneur. He admits up front ...
Sprinting from Good to Great
This book is FAQs for living a better life!
The Power of Dignity
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Managing with Conscience for Competitive Advantage
Enron. Tyco. Westinghouse. the root cause of these widely reported business failures appears to have been managing too zealously for stockholder value at the expense of the scores of employees and smaller investors. This book is not another lecture about the greed, self-centeredness, and self-aggrandizement of managers who perpetrated and profited from the failures of their companies. Instead it suggests a management direction that could prevent more of the same failings and restore a sense of social consciousness to management. Included are a number of profiles of successful companies that are managed with conscience for the satisfaction of employees and customers, albeit in different ways and styles, and the managers who know that their businesses are much more than numbers and behave accordingly. Pete Geissler has reminded us of the many monetary and psychic rewards of conscience in business. a must-read. - John Larsen, President Emeritus, New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. Review a sample Webinar presentation about this book by the author by clicking here. Preview a sample chapter from this book along with the full table of contents by clicking here.
The Power of Ethics
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