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  Run It Like a Business -...

  Aubrey Bergauer

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  In the US alone, the arts are a $763 billion sector whose 100,000+ organizations serve almost every community in the nation. There's no reason arts organizations should struggle to make ends meet. Running your arts organization like a business is your path forward to: 
   
   
   
  ● Grow audiences and keep them coming back again 
   
   
   
  ● Make our organizations more inclusive 
   
   
   
  ● Get younger attendees in the seats and on the donor rolls 
   
   
   
  ● Continue to create the art we love—without the stress of figuring out how to afford it 
   
   
   
  Just because arts organizations are non-profits doesn't mean they shouldn't make money; it means the money they make goes back to fund the mission—whether that's music, visual arts, theatre, dance, or one of many other mediums that enrich our lives. 
   
   
   
  The for-profit world knows how to achieve success across customer engagement, user experience, company culture, the subscription economy, technology and media, new revenue streams, and brand relevance. Run It Like a Business provides a powerful, proven framework to help all arts organizations revitalize their economic engines and ultimately serve the arts and its patrons.

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  The Entrepreneur's Journey - 8...

  Alon Braun

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  Transform your inspiration into global impact 
  The Entrepreneur’s Journey presents a practical, high-leverage framework that helps entrepreneurs focus on the eight fundamental factors that drive business growth. This indispensable blueprint for your journey takes you through the entire process, from inspired idea to making an impact. Read this book to:Discover where you are in the unfolding story of your businessUtilise the decision-making process that cuts to the heart of your challengesIdentify and overcome your blind spotsAlign your psychology and productivityExperience the profound meaningfulness and joy of building a business

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  The Me1st Method - Hands-On...

  Mike Palanski

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  At its heart, leadership is all about facing new challenges. Whether it’s leading a new team at work, orchestrating a community fundraiser, or starting a business, successful leaders rise to the challenge. 
  But we know that even successful leaders can sometimes feel frustrated, confused, uncertain, or just plain lost. As a result, they start trying to change their circumstances and to motivate the people around them to do more. More trying…followed by more frustration…and confusion. 
  Is this you? 
  Well, what if you could replace confusion with clarity and uncertainty with confidence? What if you could move forward with courage and support? 
  In The Me1st Method, leadership professor and coach Mike Palanski shows you the step-by-step framework for facing the Next Big Challenge. 
  This book is specifically written for motivated leaders who are in new roles and facing big challenges. Whether starting in a new role, career, or organization, leading a major new project, or simply desiring to do something radically different, leaders will find insight and encouragement to develop keen insights and create meaningful change.

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  Multiply Your Money With Passive...

  DENTON STEELE

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  Are you tired of constantly waiting for your next paycheck? Do you think there is a better way to make money without having to sacrifice your own time? Have you ever thought to start your own business but don't have enough funds for making it real? Then you need to keep reading... 
  Here's a preview of what you will discover:How to get STARTED with your passive income business even if you have little or no capital at all (hint: no need to sell all you got or have debts for the rest of your life).Easy techniques you can use to earn money creating content by mastering your communication skills.Why a passive income is just PERFECT for people who are always rushing and pressed for time.How to create your wealth with dropshipping, affiliate marketing, online publishing, Amazon FBA, peer-to-peer lending, and much more.The step-by-step guide to find out different ways of income streams that just a decade ago didn't exist but are now creating huge revenues.Why there is no need to be afraid of investing in real estate and stocks and why these businesses are great markets favored by the wealthy.How to create multiple passive income streams with these GUARANTEED methods that will allow you to achieve financial freedom in just a few years. 
  And much, much more... 
  With this book, you'll learn that you don't need to keep worrying about bills: you'll finally have in your hands more money, time, willpower and energy that will make you live your dream life. 
  If you want to unlock access to this powerful information and manifest abundance, then you should start this book today! 
   

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  21 Futures - Tales from the...

  Adrian M. Lopez, 21 Authors

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  Welcome to the world's first bitcoin fiction anthology.Noderoid cyborgs, hidden treasure in the Sahara, and a new world order in Panama.In these twenty-one stories, some of bitcoin's brightest minds outline how the new era of sound money could affect humanity.Including stories from Knut Svanholm, Ioni Appelberg, and Niko Laamanen.

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  Customer Centricity - Focus on...

  Peter Fader

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  Despite what the old adage says, the customer is not always right. Even companies that can seemingly do no wrong—like the coffeehouse giant Starbucks—have only recently started to figure this out. 
   
   
   
  Starbucks is one of many companies that has successfully executed a pivot that puts the company in a customer-centric mindset, an approach that Wharton professor Peter Fader describes in Customer Centricity. Fader advocates that in the world of customer centricity, there are good customers . . . and then there is pretty much everybody else. 
   
   
   
  In a new preface and afterword to Customer Centricity, Fader reflects on how the landscape has changed over nearly a decade since he first proposed that businesses radically rethink how they relate to customers. Using examples from Starbucks, Nordstrom, and more, Fader provides insights to help you understand why customer centricity is the new model for success in today's data-driven environment; how the ideas of brand equity and customer asset value help us understand what kinds of companies naturally lend themselves to the customer-centric model and which ones don't; why the traditional models for determining the value of individual customers are flawed; how executives can use customer lifetime value (CLV) and other customer-centric data to make smarter decisions about their companies; and more.

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