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October Book Review

On Behalf of | Oct 18, 2016 | Book Review, Uncategorized

This blog post is the newest in our monthly Book Review series. The following books reviewed are a collection of invaluable reads, topics include: career planning, delegation, ideas & achievement, Russian investment and women’s advancement in the workplace.

The Inequality Equalizer by Jen Abernathy is a valuable guide for career planning and management.  I would definitely recommend it as I see others encounter similar issues. Abernathy takes a look at how to move ahead in the career game and all of the different corners you need to cover. While there is a good deal of focus on women’s issues it will also be a very beneficial read for men.

If You Want It Done Right, You Don’t Have to Do It Yourself by Donna M. Genett, Ph. D. is a great little book with reminders on the how and why of effective delegation.  I enjoyed reading this book to sharpen my thinking on how to be more effective at delegation. Regardless of where you are in the growth of your business this book will be a great read!

Learning How To Avoid The Gap by Dan Sullivan is an interesting look at the concept of “The Gap” – which is the difference between what we want in an idea-world and what we have achieved. Dan Sullivan’s discussion of The Gap and the concept will be helpful for years to come in setting realistic expectations for myself and achieving fulfillment.

Red Notice by Bill Browder is an intriguing story about investing in Russia, political corruption and the chain of events that follow.  While this book had great business lessons underneath it, it was just a fun read and intriguing. I was impressed by the heroic story of man fighting for our fellow man.

Nice Girls Still Don’t Get the Corner Office by Lois P. Frankel is a great book offering reminders of how females may be holding themselves back and not getting the advancement they deserve. Just a few tips here could make a difference in a woman’s (or a man’s) career.

All of these books are available on Amazon.com. If you missed previous posts in this series, the following are books previously reviewed.

Previous Book Reviews
Title
Author
Month

10X Mind Expander
Dan Sullivan
September 2016

Amplify Your Business: The Rockstar Professional’s Guide to Marketing Success
Jen DeVore Richter
August 2016

Discover True North
Anne Bruce
August 2016

Don’t Tank Your TED Talk
Hayley Foster
September 2016

Focus your Energy
Thom Hartmann
September 2016

God’s Business
Kurt Glacy
September 2016

How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling
Frank Bettger
September 2016

Mass Influence
Teresa de Grosbois
August 2016

Power through Partnership:  How Women Lead Better Together
Betsy Polk & Maggie Ellis Chotas
September 2016

Stop Complainers and Energy Drainers
Linda Swindling
August 2016

The Hunger for Happiness
Kathy Brandon
August 2016

Trust Your Self
Marilyn Waller
September 2016

Unmarketing
Scott Stratten
August 2016

Wake Up! Break Rules!
Charlene Gilman
August 2016

You Were Born Rich
Bob Proctor
August 2016

Your Presentation Is a Joke
Marshall Chiles
September 2016

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This posting is intended to provide readers with a list of business law and related topics book reviews for general reading purposes. This is not a comprehensive list nor should this article be treated as legal advice to any person or entity. FreeImages.com/Mikolaj Satchowiak.

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