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Positioning:
The Battle for Your Mind
by Al Ries, Jack Trout
All sales, promotions
and marketing deal with the mind and how
to get inside your customer's head and get
them to buy from
you. This book will outline the best strategies
depending on your position in the marketplace.
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Sacred
Hoops: Spiritual Lessons of a Hardwood Warrior
by Phil Jackson, Hugh
Delehanty, Bill Bradle
Phil Jackson
has taken the Chicago Bulls and L.A. Lakers
to the peak of their profession. He does
it by getting people motivated and not through
money! They have enough money. It's by getting
them to connect to something bigger than
themselves - something they couldn't accomplish
on their own. A must read to get the most
out of your people.
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The
Energy Edge
by Pamela Smith
No one can compete
without a sound physical plan for health
and vitality. Pam Smith will provide a sensible
approach to
maintaining the energy you need to get everything
done each day and each week.
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The
Emperors of Chocolate:
Inside the Secret World of Hershey and Mars
by Joel Glenn Brenner
The best lessons
are from those who have done it before....successfully!
This is a very entertaining read about the
origins of the Hershey and Mars families
and how business was done to the benefit
of all, not just a few. You'll crave a chocolate
bar after
reading .... I guarantee it!
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The
Way We Work: What You Know About Working
Styles Can Increase Your Efficiency, Productivity,
and Job Satisfaction
by Cynthia Ulrich Tobias
To get the most
out of your people, you need to understand
their personality. Each is unique and by
understanding how they think and react,
you can better plan your approach. An insightful
read where you learn as much about yourself
as everyone else!
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The
Invitation
by Oriah Mountain Dreamer
Life is more
than work and money and pursuing whatever
it is thats out there. LIfe is also about
discovering what has meaning and value on
the inside. A thought provoking glimpse
on the interior of our existance.
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The
Accidental Salesperson: How to Take Control
of Your Sales Career and Earn the Respect
and Income You Deserve
by Chris Lytle
I have known
the author for 15 years and he
taught me the craft of sales when I first
started my radio career. Use this book as
a primer for yourself and your staff. You'll
get
down-to-earth, real life tips and techniques
that will make your sales profession a strategic
success rather than an accident.
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Where
Is God When It Hurts?
by Philip Yancey
Each of us go
through good and bad experiences. The good
ones are easy. But what do we do when tragedy
hits us so hard we want to quit, quit for
good? We need to turn somewhere and Philip
Yancy tackles a tough question with sound
reasoning. This book could save your life.
Read it now, before something goes wrong
and you'll be prepared.
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Mastering
the Art of War
by Zhuge Liang, Liu Ji
(Contributor),
Thomas Cleary (Editor)
Ancient wisdom
is fully adaptable to modern day living.
Learn from the masters how to deal with
your enemy, how to motivate your
troops, how to handle yourself in success
and failure.
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Mutant
Message Down Under
by Marlo Morgan, Carri
Garrison (Illustrator)
What would you
do if everything you built your life upon
was suddenly taken away? Your clothes, money,
passport, idently ... all of it gone? One
person did this on purpose and her story
and discoveries are remarkable. Maybe you
and I should take a walkabout?
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Instinct
Rated: 
Not for sale to persons
under age 18.
Starring: Anthony
Hopkins, Cuba Gooding Jr.
This movie brings
home the truth that all control is an illusion.
We are each constrained or free by our own
devise.
Physical prisons cannot contain our minds.
Excellent performances from Anthony Hopkins
and Cuba Gooding Jr.
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Ordinary
People
Rated: 
Not for sale to persons
under age 18.
Starring: Donald
Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore
This was the first
movie that MOVED me in my younger years.
It shows that just because the outward expressions
are happy and content, there may be hidden
traumas and tragedies that affect us all.
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Ihe
Breakfast Club
Rated: 
Not for sale to persons
under age 18.
Starring: Emilio
Estevez, Judd Nelson
I've used this
movie in classes to teach how teens really
think. It's timeless in its division of
teens and how each interacts with their
surroundings and each other.
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Pay
It Forward
Rated: 
Starring: Kevin
Spacey, Helen Hunt
One of the more
current of my favorites because the message
is true. One person CAN make a difference.
The questions is... will it be you?
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Chocolat
Rated: 
Starring: Juliette
Binoche, Judi Dench
We are so intent
on prejudging people based on histories,
appearances and fears about ourselves that
we have yet to come to
terms with. Enjoy the delicious relationships
and the realization of a community that
the new and unfamiliar can mean enrichment.
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