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Comm shows potential Internet business leaders how to use all of these techniques and more to build a successful, profitable enterprise from scratch.

Radically altering the notion of where great ideas come from, Boynton and Fischer present an eclectic group of past and present business leaders who succeeded by looking for new and innovative idea

Grandma, Nanna, Granny, Gran, Baba, Yia Yia, Nonna, Nainai, Laol . A book about, by and for grandmothers, also by and for the people who love them.

William Gladstone, Richard Greninger, and John Selby draw upon the work of Charles Haanel, author of The Master Key System, to present a powerful and easy-to-use guide for gaining wealth and happin

Tracy shows managers how to super-charge their efforts to maximize their employees' output.

Warrillow speaks from personal experience when he chronicles the tale of Alex--the head of a start-up advertising agency looking to sell his profitable business.

Written over a period of years by the leader of the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, William Bradford, Of Plymouth Plantation is the single most complete authority for the story of the Pilgrims an

Sean O'Neil, CEO of the sales and management training and recruitment company One to One Leadership, teams up with management expert John Kulisek to offer a breakthrough program for managers l

Kay illustrates how setting goals of quality rather than quantity often contributes to success and happiness in business and in life.

Gordon presents a powerful business fable about Nancy--the newly anointed CEO of America's Favorite Soup Company.

Ram Charan shows how top companies approach leadership development as a core competency, recognizing that an adaptable leadership pool is a competitive advantage, and focusing their attention on br

Annie McKee, Richard E. Boyatzis, and Fran Johnston are eminent leadership experts and in-demand consultants. Their innovative techniques have helped millions to excel.

The loner Erlendur has recently joined the police force as a young officer. The beat on the streets in ReykjavIk is busy: traffic accidents, theft, domestic violence, contraband...

It was not until she was in her forties that seafaring became a big part of Fran's life, this coming about through an unaccountable strong attraction to "tall ships".