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Do The Right Thing

Do The Right Thing

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Former CEO, James Parker, takes us through Southwest's extraordinary history from its early battles to its post-9/11 crisis management to the people who make the airline what it is today. Read More Read Do The Right Thing


Strategy and the Fat Smoker

Strategy and the Fat Smoker

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Many service firms act like fat smokers - they know what they should be doing, why they should do it, and often, even how to do it. So why don't they take action to change? Maister's book answers that question. Read More Read Strategy and the Fat Smoker


Something For Nothing

Something For Nothing

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That Something for Nothing is more a conservative political discourse than Brian Tracy's usual self-help manual for business, sales or personal development is apparent right from the start. Read More Read Something For Nothing


New Rules of Marketing and PR, The

New Rules of Marketing and PR, The

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Is web marketing really so different from traditional advertising and PR that we need a new set of rules for how they work? Read More Read New Rules of Marketing and PR, The


The Dip

The Dip

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In a world with infinite choices, how do you stand out so that clients choose you over every other choice they have? The key is to know which projects and opportunities to focus on and which to quit. Read More Read The Dip



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Motto: A Magazine About Purpose, Passion, and Profit
If you're an entrepreneur or are interested in making a difference in your business life, this magazine looks like a must read.
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Free eBooks That Will Grow Your Business
David Meerman Scott lists a number of ebooks you can download for free as well as tips for writing your own eBooks over on MarketingProfs. Here are more suggestions.
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Cognitive Study Seems to Support Gladwell's Blink
A recent study reports that if you have to make a complex decision, it's best to sleep on it and leave it your unconscious mind to work out the details.
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