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  Sandeep Das

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  My list of books

  Hi,
  Just joined the group and thought of sharing my list of favourites of all here:
  
  1) Only the Paranoid Survive - Andy Grove
  2) The Change Masters - Rosabeth Moss Kanter
  3) Ogilvy on Advertising - David Ogilvy
  4) Made in America - Sam Walton
  
  On the non business front:
  
  1) Common Sense Principles for an Uncommon Life - Eknath Easweran
  2) See you at the top - Zig Ziglar
  3) How to win friends and influence people - Dale Carnegie
  4) The entire Robert Ludlum series - especially the Jason Bourne trilogy
  5) Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown
  
  Still reading and discovering and hopefully will add to this list
  
  Cheers
  Sandeep
  
  • 30 Apr 2006, 8:34 pm
  Sandeep Das wrote: > Hi, > Just joined the group and thought of sharing my list of favourites of > all here: > > 1) Only the Paranoid Survive - Andy Grove > 2) The Change Masters - Rosabeth Moss Kanter > 3) Ogilvy on Advertising - David Ogilvy > 4) Made in America - Sam Walton > > On the non business front: > > 1) Common Sense Principles for an Uncommon Life - Eknath Easweran > 2) See you at the top - Zig Ziglar > 3) How to win friends and influence people - Dale Carnegie > 4) The entire Robert Ludlum series - especially the Jason Bourne > trilogy > 5) Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown > > Still reading and discovering and hopefully will add to this list > > Cheers > Sandeep
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  Krista Goon

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  My Current Favourite Books

  Hi everyone
  
  I'd like to add some from my own list:
  
  1. The E-Myth Mastery by Michael E. Gerber
  Tells you why you should NOT be slaving over your business. If you've been working like a dog and not seeing the results, this is the book for you. The secret is in the systems.
  
  2. Get Clients Now by CJ Hayden
  Very useful for service professionals such as coaches and a quick read.
  I like its 30-day programme which you can follow to find the success that eludes you.
  It's a practical, hands-on, no-fuss approach to getting clients. She guides you through what
  you need to do for a service business.
  
  3. Business The Richard Branson Way by Des Dearlove
  A concise and fast read on what makes Branson tick. He culls together information on Branson and unearths what he feels are the 10 secrets which make Branson such a success in the UK and the rest of the world. I suppose after this read, you could read Branson's own biography and see if it all fits together.
  
  4. The Success Principles by Jack Canfield
  A book you can dip into or dive into. Full of anecdotes, stories and insights on principles which determine if you'd succeed or fail. He tells it engagingly and humorously. Divided into easy to read chapters (with some practical hands on work in some chapters), you'll never be too overwhelmed. A good bedside book for a dose of feel-good anytime you need it.
  
  5. Business As Unusual by Anita Roddick
  Suffice to say, I am a big fan of Anita Roddick and her business, The Body Shop. In this book, she talks about what she holds dear and why she started the business, how it has grown and the challenges she faced along the way - from getting bank loans to fighting stalkers who are out to smear her name.
  
  6. Big Bucks by Ken Blanchard & Sheldon Bowles
  Prosperity is a mindset and you can start making big bucks if you have the right frame of mind. In this easy to read parable, Ken and Sheldon introduces us to Len who meets 3 successful entrepreneurs who each teach him what he needs to know about making money.
  
  7. The Little Prince by Antoine St Exupery
  Not a business book but a book written for the child in each of us. I re-read this book because each time, new nuggets of wisdom are found in its pages. A classic of profound insights for any adult who wants to see the world as the child sees it - fresh, vibrant, new and exciting.
  
  • 30 Nov 2006, 06:22 am
  Krista Goon wrote: > Hi everyone > > I'd like to add some from my own list: > > 1. The E-Myth Mastery by Michael E. Gerber > Tells you why you should NOT be slaving over your business. If you've > been working like a dog and not seeing the results, this is the book > for you. The secret is in the systems. > > 2. Get Clients Now by CJ Hayden > Very useful for service professionals such as coaches and a quick > read. > I like its 30-day programme which you can follow to find the success > that eludes you. > It's a practical, hands-on, no-fuss approach to getting clients. She > guides you through what > you need to do for a service business. > > 3. Business The Richard Branson Way by Des Dearlove > A concise and fast read on what makes Branson tick. He culls together > information on Branson and unearths what he feels are the 10 secrets > which make Branson such a success in the UK and the rest of the > world. I suppose after this read, you could read Branson's own > biography and see if it all fits together. > > 4. The Success Principles by Jack Canfield > A book you can dip into or dive into. Full of anecdotes, stories and > insights on principles which determine if you'd succeed or fail. He > tells it engagingly and humorously. Divided into easy to read > chapters (with some practical hands on work in some chapters), you'll > never be too overwhelmed. A good bedside book for a dose of feel-good > anytime you need it. > > 5. Business As Unusual by Anita Roddick > Suffice to say, I am a big fan of Anita Roddick and her business, The > Body Shop. In this book, she talks about what she holds dear and why > she started the business, how it has grown and the challenges she > faced along the way - from getting bank loans to fighting stalkers > who are out to smear her name. > > 6. Big Bucks by Ken Blanchard & Sheldon Bowles > Prosperity is a mindset and you can start making big bucks if you > have the right frame of mind. In this easy to read parable, Ken and > Sheldon introduces us to Len who meets 3 successful entrepreneurs who > each teach him what he needs to know about making money. > > 7. The Little Prince by Antoine St Exupery > Not a business book but a book written for the child in each of us. I > re-read this book because each time, new nuggets of wisdom are found > in its pages. A classic of profound insights for any adult who wants > to see the world as the child sees it - fresh, vibrant, new and > exciting.