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  Creating Business Magic - How...

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  Business strategies from the world's greatest magicians: This book takes everything that three remarkable authors—a corporate strategist, the former acting director of the CIA, and a world-renowned magician—have learned about magic and packs it into a unique framework that captures the best of this art form and relates it directly to key lessons applicable to a wide variety of business enterprises. The authors' objective is not to create a new generation of magicians, but to adapt nine strategies of the world's greatest magicians and inspire boundless imagination, bolster innovation, energize leadership, and spark success in any business. At the core of Creating Business Magic is the belief that imagination can make magicians of us all. 
   
   
   
  Magic and disruptive innovation: Each chapter opens with a scenario depicting a pivotal historic moment in magic—from Harry Houdini to Doug Henning to Penn and Teller to David Copperfield—and uses it as a starting point to explore how the magical technique employed can create a fertile environment for industry disruptive innovation and propel a company light years ahead of the competition.

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  Check-Up Check-In - Why Business...

  Anuja Agrawal, Mary Miller Sallah

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  **INTEGRATING HEALTH-FOCUSED STRATEGIES INTO TRAVEL POLICIES IS A BUSINESS IMPERATIVE **BEGINNING WITH A COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING of businesses’ Duty of Care and employees’ Duty of Loyalty, Agrawal and Miller Sallah offer readers a seven-step approach to maintaining a heightened focus on employee health and well-being in every aspect of business travel—from generating sense-making policy to collecting and analyzing relevant trip data and traveler feedback. They show how businesses of all sizes can proactively address the impacts of business travel on employee health, the unique risks to health and safety that can occur during business travel, the necessity of accommodating employees’ existing health conditions and accessibility needs, and the value of employer-sponsored medical travel services.Agrawal and Miller Sallah offer recommendations to help employers navigate the cyclical nature of travel policy creation, revision and refinement, the evolving business travel landscape, and the changing needs and preferences of employees who travel for work. Agrawal and Miller Sallah make a convincing case that maintaining a more holistic and inclusive approach to business travel and continuous evolution are business imperatives to meeting an organization’s Duty of Care obligations.

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  Who is Oprah Winfrey? - The...

  Phil Cooper

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  How did Oprah Winfrey do to become the world's most well-known female personality as well as a successful entrepreneur? 
  It turns out it was not just all luck. Her mantra, "Turn Your Wounds Into Wisdom," served her well from an early age, especially after tragically losing her first child and later when she worked to turn her life dreams into reality.  
  Her journey is captured in this book, and by reading, you learn: 
  The Beginning of Her Morning Show Career 
  The Many Secrets Behind Oprah Winfrey's Success 
  Oprah's way of managing her money 
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  Why Small Steps Lead to Big Wins...

  Victoria David

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  Success doesn’t always come from giant leaps—it’s the small, consistent actions that create the biggest impact. Why Small Steps Lead to Big Wins: Your Best Life Unlocked shows you how to harness the power of incremental progress to transform your habits, mindset, and results. Packed with actionable strategies, real-world examples, and motivational insights, this book helps you turn daily effort into extraordinary outcomes. Learn how to stop waiting for perfect conditions, start taking consistent action, and unlock the life you’ve always dreamed of—one step at a time.

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  Problem Hunting - The Tech...

  Brian Long

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  A unicorn founder gives step-by-step advice on everything from finding product-market fit to managing investors 
   
   
   
  In Problem Hunting: The Tech Startup Textbook, Brian Long offers a tactical approach to building a tech company based on his experience growing a multi-billion dollar software business and selling another business to Twitter for nine figures. This is a daily playbook that any budding entrepreneur will return to over and over again as a reference when building their business. 
   
   
   
  Problem Hunting is broken down into chapters giving simple, step-by-step advice for each stage and functional department needed to run a startup tech company: finding and testing product market fit; creating and refining your product; selling and marketing your new solution; hiring your team and building your culture; mobilizing financial, legal, and compliance functions; and pitching investors and securing funding. 
   
    
   
  Built upon learning and anecdotes from a unicorn founder, Problem Hunting has everything prospective entrepreneurs and leaders need to start their business.

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  Your Customer Rules! -...

  David Jaffe, Bill Price

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  Most organizations struggle to really improve one of the most  important factors of their success: the sales and service  experiences they offer customers. Despite extensive--and  expensive--efforts, this critical competitive edge remains out of  reach for many. They key problem is that most companies fail to  understand that, more than ever before, the customer is in control  of the relationship. Where marketers used to think in terms of B2B  or B2C, they have to start thinking "Me2B"--that is, the way the  customer relates to the company.   Grounded in this shift, Your Customer  Rules! reveals the truth about how the best  organizations design, measure, and deliver great customer serivce  experiences. Based on extensive research into top-performing  organizations, Bill Price and David Jaffe have  devised 7 simple principles that correspond with the highest  customer retention--and therefore sustained profits. These 7  drivers of great customer experience are:    You know me, you remember me  You give me choices  You make it easy for me  You value me  You trust me  You surprise me withstuff that I can't imagine  You make me better and let me do more    Alongside these 7 drivers, the authors share examples of  companies who succeed at customer experience, such as Amazon,  DIRECTV, FlightCentre, Ventre-Privee, and Yamato Transport.  With a simple, elegant solution for driving lasting value for  customers by providing a great customer experience, Your  Customer Rules! is essential reading for store managers,  contact center managers, leaders of customer-facing teams, and  executives.

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