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More balls than most by Lara Morgan (
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In More balls than most Lara Morgan shares secrets that will be inspiring for both young entrepreneurs and established businessmen and women, as well as chief executives faced with difficult decisions about the future of their companies. She shows the reader how to run a successful business and still (nearly) have a work/life balance, have the confidence (and tricks) to make those vital first contacts, take the creative decisions that will set their business apart from the rest and inspire their teams to be creative and celebrate their success. The book is interspersed with examples from her own experience and includes tried and tested ideas. After using this book readers will realise the drive and determination required to make money whilst overcoming previously insurmountable problems.
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Sun Tzu's The Art of War (Infinite Business Classics) by Karen McCreadie (
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Sun Tzu's The Art of War has provided strategists with essential advice on battlefield tactics and management strategies for more than two thousand years. In recent years The Art of War has become a cult book for business leaders and is regarded as essential reading for global entrepreneurs seeking to master strategy. The book has also, unsurprisingly, had a huge influence on military planning both in the East and West. Assuming you don’t necessarily have any countries to invade or plan to lay siege to any kingdoms in the foreseeable future author Karen McCreadie interprets Sun Tzu's strategies for the debatably less dangerous pursuit of business. This brilliant interpretation of Sun Tzu's work is not a substitute for the original. Its purpose is simply to illustrate the timeless nature of Master Sun’s extraordinary insights by bringing them to life through modern business case-studies. The fantastic format of Karen's work helps to transform the undeniable wisdom contained in the original The Art of War into an entertaining accompaniment to one of the greatest books ever written.
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