The following books from last year's BEST list have been discontinued and were available for less than $2.00 when this was posted. That pricing will depend on availability. Please check current prices and availability by clicking the cover.
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BOOK REVIEW #94
Tearing Down the Walls – A vivid biography of Wall Street titan, Sandy Weill, an illuminating history of Wall Street, and an inside-the-executive-suite look at how decisions are made. Weill emerges as not just the most compelling character on Wall Street today, but a King Lear-like figure of towering ego, who embodies the transformative power of American capitalism. Until now no single book has captured his boundless energy, street-savvy intellect and towering ambition. A powerful narrative grips the reader right up to the revelations of its final pages.
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BOOK REVIEW #59
Workplace Warrior : Insights and Advice for Winning on the Corporate Battlefield – How to go from a single mother of two to president and CEO of a high tech firm that Inc. magazine twice rated in the Top-20 of the fastest-growing companies in America. Kay Hammer is one of those rare people who decide that nothing is going to change in their lives unless they make it happen. Hammer's personal story is as compelling as the success of the company she built.
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BOOK REVIEW #60
By The Numbers : Using Facts and Figures to Get Your Projects, Plans, and Ideas Approved – This is a dry book, but it's a dry subject, and you don't read a business book for fun and frolics! If you want to persuade your boss, or an investor, to support your plans, you must back them up with numbers - cost estimates, marketing data, production costs, projected revenues, etc, etc. Without this information, no-one will give you the go-ahead, or the money. This invaluable book is a step-by-step guide that shows how to create a winning case for your proposal.
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BOOK REVIEW #55
Entrepreneurship.com – New times require new thinking. Business doesn't actually function by the seat of its pants - basic principles are necessary, and principles are being established for our new economy. Tim Burns has captured the fundamentals of the new business world and present them in this exciting book. He sees this as the Age of the Entepreneur and this offering could even become the Bible of future e-businesses. Finally, someone who really knows what it's like to raise investment capital for these dot coms has written a book that tells it like it is.
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BOOK REVIEW #5
Use What You've Got, and Other Business Lessons I Learned from My Mom
Learn how Barbara Corcoran took a thousand dollars and created a billion dollar company, using her mom's funny lessons. Although the book is written like a novel, it is a 'must read' for anyone in the real estate business or trying to break the glass ceiling no matter what business you're in. A great book about self-reliance, initiative and family values.
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BOOK REVIEW #94
1,001 Perfectly Legal Ways to Get Exactly What You Want, When You Want It, Every Time – With tips on money management, investment and tax strategies, retirement and estate planning, social strategies, family life made fun, and even pet pointers, this book contains all the information you need to succeed in your business and personal life. This book is your first step toward more money in your pocket, more time in your day, and more meaning in your life.
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