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*** WINNER OF THE GOODY BUSINESS BOOK AWARD FOR BUSINESS, TRAVEL AND HOSPITALITY *** *** LONGLISTED FOR THE NON-OBVIOUS BOOK AWARDS *** *** AXIOM BUSINESS BOOK AWARD BRONZE WINNER, BUSINESS STORIES & FABLES *** INTRODUCING 25 REAL-LIFE STORIES THAT REVEAL THE RULES FOR WORKING SUCCESSFULLY...

If you read (or listen to) nothing else on communication, listen to this book. We've chosen a new selection of current and classic Harvard Business Review articles that will help you speak more authentically, express your ideas with clarity and impact, and win over your audience. This book will...

Winning once is often achievable. Winning again and again, is where true greatness lies. Join The 0.1% Academy to learn how to maintain an elite mindset to consistently deliver a high performance and avoid burnout. Performance facilitator and elite mindset coach Gareth Timmins was one of only 0...

My mom says that Never Iron Your Shirt is a satisfying blend of unique personal experience because professional sales is nothing if not personal and universal, but slightly askew, wisdom. If you need a second opinion, my wife agrees. Whether you've just completed your first day as a sales professional or your fifth decade, you'll find inspiration from the sometimes surprising stories and examples offered here.

Eighty percent of the companies believe they have an excellent social media presence, but according to customers, only eight percent actually do. If you want to create content that feels especially tailored to your clients. If you are looking to differentiate yourself online and provide irresistible value turning prospects into buyers. If you want to make the price of your product irrelevant to your customers. If you want your clients to find your brand irresistible without you having to sell them at all. Then, you deserve to know the secrets in this book.

Do you want your audience to remember, repeat and respond to your speeches? Make your speeches sound like music to their ears. After all, speeches are meant to be listened to, not read. More importantly, speeches are meant to be remembered and move people to take action. What’s more pleasant to the ear than music? What’s easier to remember than music? What can move people the way music does?

Imagine yourself having a tough conversation with your boss that you've been putting off for months...now imagine being in total control of the situation. You are in control of your emotions (even when he or she isn't) and you are easily swaying your boss to your side of the argument. And now imagine that this daydream is a reality. This audiobook will make you the master of your own destiny. It will allow you to get through all the difficult conversations in your life easily and effortlessly.