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Wednesday, March 20, 2002

Train Your Brain For A Fast-Track Career by Dr. Jacqueline Renaud






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Product Description

Like any muscle which gets too little exercise a brain which just coasts along will experience reduced performance. It is a fact that most people work with just 50% of their capability. Compare your brain to a racehorse being used to pull a milk cart and then imagine increasing your brain power times ten! Now you can learn to exercise your brain and become a star in the areas of will power memory self control creativity and problem solving. Dr. Renaud explains how to understand your brain process and teaches you the exercises to radically change your life. She describes her book as a box of tools for the brain and intends that we use them for higher performance

Leadership and Self-Deception: Getting Out of the Box by Arbinger Institute

Leadership and Self-Deception: Getting Out of the Box by Arbinger Institute (Manufactured by) ; Arbinger Institute(Author) (Paperback - Jan 31, 2002)

Friday, March 1, 2002

Control Your Destiny or Someone Else Will by Noel M Tichy & Stratford Sherman

About the Book:-
Paperback, 704 Pages
Publisher: Harper Business, Jan 2001
ISBN-13: 9780060937386
ISBN: 0060937386






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Table of Contents:-
Editor's Note
Acknowledgments
Act One: The Awakening 
Introduction by Stratford Sherman (2001)
1 The GE Revolution
2 The Business Engine
3 The Hand He Was Dealt
4 The New Leader
5 The Power of Ideas
6 "Kick-Starting the Revolution"
7 Nothing Sacre
8 Facing Reality
9 The Mirror Test
10 The Turning Point
Act Two: The Vision
11 Crotonville
12 The Politics of Speed
13 The New Order
14 Getting Excited
15 Globalization
Act Three: Revolution As A Way of LIfe
16 Work-Out
17 The Twenty-First-Century Organization
18 Head, Heart, and Guts
19 Jack Welch Speaks His Mind (1992)
20 Jack Welch Speaks His Mind (1999)
21 Afterword by Noel Tichy (2001)
GE Timeline
Jack Welch's Annual Letters to Share Owners, 1981-2000
Notes
Sources
Handbook For Revolutionaries
Index
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Synopsis (2001)


The Six Rules Jack Welch Lives By:
Control your destiny or someone else will.
Face reality as it is, not as it was or as you wish it were.
Be candid with everyone.
Don't manage, lead.
Change before you have to.
If you don't have a competitive advantage, don't compete.
With these basic principles, Jack Welch of General Electric rewrote GE's corporate DNA, transforming it from a dinosaur to a nimble, highly adaptive competitor -- one of the biggest winners in the global marketplace. Now this completely revised edition of the landmark study of his management principles shows how anyone can succeed with Welch's ideas.


About the Author (2001)


Noel M. Tichy is a professor at the University of Michigan Business School, where he specializes in leadership and organizational transformation. As a senior partner in Action Learning Associates, Professor Tichy has consulted with clients around the world. Among his previous books is Control Your Destiny or Someone Else Will (coauthored with Stratford Sherman).