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The Wheel of 8 Fears of Entrepreneurs
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In The Wheel of 8 Fears of Entrepreneurs, Celia Soonets embarks on an enlightening exploration of the multifaceted nature of fear, viewed through the lens of various academic disciplines. This approach establishes a robust foundation for the book, steering readers through the complex terrain of fears encountered in entrepreneurship. Soonets meticulously categorizes these fears into external and internal segments, delving into their characteristics and offering practical methods for their management.
The book’s strength lies in its blend of theoretical grounding and practical application. Soonets provides a comprehensive toolkit for self-assessment and strategic planning, emphasizing the dynamic nature of fear and its evolution alongside the entrepreneurial journey. This empowers readers to pinpoint their specific fears and tailor personalized strategies for growth and resilience.
Soonets’ thorough research and consultation efforts are apparent throughout the book. Her presentation is precise, exploring each aspect of entrepreneurial fear with clarity. Combining psychological insights, empirical research, and actionable tools, Soonets creates an invaluable guide for both aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs. Her emphasis on self-awareness, combined with strategic approaches, positions the book as a critical resource for navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.
The book’s structure is meticulously organized, with distinct sections and chapters that enhance its readability and logical flow. Soonets’ writing strikes a balance between academic depth and accessibility, effectively conveying intricate concepts in fear-related psychology and neuroscience in a manner digestible to a broad readership. Her expertise and comprehensive research add substantial credibility to the content, deepening the reader’s understanding of the subject.
Soonets’ empathetic and encouraging tone resonates throughout the book. She acknowledges the ubiquity of fear, normalizing it and fostering a supportive atmosphere for readers. This approach allows readers to engage constructively with their anxieties, promoting resilience and proactive problem-solving.
The Wheel of 8 Fears of Entrepreneurs serves not only as a guide but also as a transformative tool for reimagining challenges, particularly fear, as opportunities for personal and professional growth. Particularly suited for entrepreneurs grappling with internal challenges, Soonets’ book is a comprehensive resource for understanding and overcoming entrepreneurial fears. With its practical insights and accessible wisdom, this book extends its utility beyond entrepreneurs, offering valuable lessons for a broader audience seeking to conquer their fears and embrace continuous self-improvement.
Pages: 206 | ASIN : B0CQMYYNYY
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We Can’t Avoid Change
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CHANGE MATTERS: Stories About Taming the Corporate Jungle and Leading Transformation shares with readers your experience working as a Global Management Change Director and the lessons you learned. Why was this an important book for you to write?
Over the years, many of my clients and former colleagues have told me that those real-life stories, and examples were the best illustrations to demonstrate what my “teachings” are about. It is not just about the theory but about the practical application that catches my stakeholders’ mind and heart. Taking the time to gather those stories, learnings, and shaping them into a book was a truly insightful experience and journey, and I am glad that through this book, I can continue spreading the word for what I believe about why Change Matters in new ways!
What is a common misconception you feel people have about change management?
- That it is common sense (which it is)… yet it is not common practice. We need to simplify and relate!
- Resistance is negative: at first, it might be seen that way, indeed, but we can harness it positively and build on those insights very well.
- One size fits all. While I have managed and consulted on dozens of change and transformation initiatives, there are lots of nuances, and there is no one roadmap to success. It is a collaborative approach.
- Change management is about communication: yes and no. So many leaders think about communications, beautiful posters in the offices and warehouses. It is just one element. Capability building or training is another. However, intentional stakeholder management is the basis for good change management. The three come together.
What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?
- We live in a constantly changing world; we can’t avoid change.
- To survive, we need to adapt, and it does not have to be difficult. Acknowledge the challenges and the learnings, and manage the change for yourself first so that you can then support others through the emotional cycle of change, too!
- Without a strong, visible, and active executive change leadership, one would lose the essential compass to success.
- There are many change tools out there but what matters is to rely on our inner wisdom and intuition and then use the tools to make them more tangible.
What is one thing you hope readers take away from your book?
They have everything it takes to succeed in leading the change, they need to listen to their inner wisdom and rely on good practices.
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Be Your Own Boss
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In Be Your Own Boss, Bill McGowan distills five decades of business acumen into a compelling guide for the aspiring entrepreneur. With an evocative recount of his own journey—from his roots to his love for business—McGowan captivates readers, illustrating his path to success with vivid personal narratives. His unfiltered insights into the multifaceted business world reveal lesser-known aspects, making this book an invaluable resource for emerging entrepreneurs and those envisioning future leadership roles.
The content of this book is remarkably accessible. Despite its brevity, each chapter delivers profound insights. The book is meticulously structured to engage readers effortlessly, featuring reader-friendly fonts, logical organization, and eloquent diction. McGowan’s passion for business is palpable throughout the text, and his encouraging tone offers solace and inspiration, even when navigating the complexities and challenges inherent in entrepreneurship. McGowan covers a wide array of topics, including business planning, marketing, franchising, goal setting, and structure creation. He skillfully intertwines each subject with relatable anecdotes, making complex concepts understandable. This book addresses the myriad challenges entrepreneurs face, from marketing dilemmas to client acquisition and beyond, providing comprehensive solutions to the most pressing questions. McGowan employs bullet points for clarity and includes periodic illustrations to enhance understanding and engagement.
Be Your Own Boss is a tool offering a blend of entrepreneurial wisdom and practical skills. This book is an indispensable mentor and guide for anyone with aspirations of steering a successful business.
Pages: 190 | ISBN : 1398420336
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CHANGE MATTERS: Stories About Taming the Corporate Jungle and Leading Transformation
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Change is an inevitable and often complex facet of life, impacting every corner from personal growth to corporate dynamics. In CHANGE MATTERS: Stories About Taming the Corporate Jungle and Leading Transformation, Margit Takacs offers a unique exploration of this universal phenomenon, guiding readers through the intricacies of organizational change with a blend of personal insight and professional expertise.
Takacs’s approach is both enlightening and accessible, breaking down complex corporate concepts into understandable terms. She adopts a personal tone, weaving her own experiences with broader human-centered narratives to illustrate key lessons on change management. This book isn’t just a collection of theories; it’s a window into Takacs’s professional journey, sharing her triumphs, setbacks, and the invaluable lessons gleaned from both. Her candidness in discussing personal vulnerabilities is particularly commendable, adding a layer of authenticity and connection for the reader.
Each chapter of the book is a reservoir of wisdom for professionals across the spectrum – from those in the corporate world to budding entrepreneurs. Particularly impactful are discussions on preemptive problem-solving and strategic decision-making. These sections don’t just advise but challenge readers to engage in critical thinking and consider the long-term implications of their actions. Takacs’s writing is not only thought-provoking but resonates deeply, encouraging a reflective and foresighted approach to leadership. Beyond the confines of professional development, Takacs extends her guidance to personal growth and fostering positive change. Her holistic view of leadership encompasses not only the skills to lead others but also the introspection and adaptability required to grow continuously. She pushes readers to look beyond the immediate, to consider the broader horizon of the future and its possibilities.
The essence of Takacs’s message is perhaps best encapsulated by the John F. Kennedy quote she references: “Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or the present are certain to miss the future.” CHANGE MATTERS is a mentor in print, urging its readers to embrace change, to learn and lead with an open mind, and to envision a future shaped by informed, intentional decisions. It’s an essential read for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of change in any aspect of life.
Pages: 185 | ASIN : B0CBCV8WP7
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Make Your Brand Legendary: Create Raving Fans With the Customer Experience Engine
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In the vast landscape of brand-building literature, Make Your Brand Legendary emerges as a compelling guide for organizations keen to establish a formidable brand presence. The central thesis revolves around creating a brand and building one that evokes fervor and emotional resonance among its patrons.
Author Scott Wozniak brilliantly underscores the idea that today’s brands don’t just thrive on transactions but thrive on forging deep emotional bonds. Rather than advocating for brute effort, Wozniak pushes the ethos of working intelligently to cultivate customers who are more accessible to engage with and more profitable.
Wozniak’s lucid and dynamic writing style facilitates an effortless journey through the book’s concepts. Starting with the foundational understanding of what defines a legendary brand, he progresses seamlessly into practical applications and insights. He crafts an interactive and introspective reading experience by prompting readers to reflect on their favorite brands.
What sets this book apart is its inclusivity. It extends its wisdom to commercial enterprises, non-profits, and mission-driven entities, signifying the universality of the principles it champions. With examples ranging from titans like Apple to the more unassuming gas stations and eateries, Wozniak demonstrates that creating a legendary brand isn’t restricted to a particular industry or necessitates boundless resources.
The book’s narrative masterfully intertwines rich storytelling with actionable takeaways. Wozniak’s authority on the subject shines through, ensuring that readers, whether business professionals or those steering non-profits, find value in his insights.
Make Your Brand Legendary is more than just a book; it’s a roadmap for transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary in the realm of branding. Wozniak’s offering is a crisp, cogent, and captivating guide. This book promises to be an invaluable asset for those aspiring to elevate their brand to iconic status.
Pages: 223 | ASIN : B0CBKYHV5W
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Celebrate Your Value
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Three Second World is a combination of a guidebook and a roadmap for women on how to build a plan for obtaining executive leadership roles in their careers. What inspired you to write this book?
What inspired me to write the book derived from many years of coaching women, whether they were executives, entrepreneurs, academicians, students, etc., some of whom were at the beginning of embarking upon their careers, others in the middle stages of their careers and evaluating their next steps and those closer to retirement seeking to go in a completely different direction. One thing they all had in common was their sheer ambition, determination, and grit, but they lacked a belief in their abilities, uniqueness, and the roadmap to success.
From general engagements with people, folks always asked how I could seemingly accomplish so much. I communicated the same information repeatedly and thought it would be a great idea to synthesize it, making the exact details available to everyone in a book format.
What do you feel is one of the biggest obstacles for women in obtaining executive leadership roles today, and how can they mitigate this?
That’s a big question to unpack. It has different meanings for different women. Some women were exposed to positive reinforcements their entire lives. These aren’t the women who suffer from Imposter Syndrome. Systemic, communication, or strategy obstacles may impede them from moving to an executive leadership role. Other women may have experienced implicit bias or were constantly told either through actions or words that perhaps they weren’t good enough. These negative experiences can wreak havoc on your confidence while forming mental models of being inadequate or lacking in some way. Understandably, there are systemic challenges that are limiting for women as well. Still, I focus on how women can strive today while, as a collective, we make improvements for the future.
What experience in your life has had the biggest impact on your career, leading you to write this book?
My Mother is the guiding light in my life and has always been my biggest supporter and cheerleader.
I’ve been a woman who has experienced systemic obstacles, roadblocks, and glass ceilings. It’s daunting when you work hard and are not necessarily rewarded at the same pace or with equitable rewards as others. I speak to women from a relational standpoint because I have experienced many of the challenges they are facing. It equipped me to assist them in navigating the terrain so that they realize their values system, leading them to determine their appropriate next step.
What is one thing that you hope women take away from Three Second World?
There are many layers to all of us. We often idolize those we see in the public’s eye without fully understanding their story or how they became successful. We tend to forget that most citizens come from humble beginnings, but what makes them different is they had a vision and were both tenacious and strategic. We are all one-of-a-kind treasures uniquely packaged. You must celebrate your value and know that there isn’t another person on the planet like you.
Author Links: GoodReads | Facebook | Website | Linktr.ee | Instagram | Linkedin
As businesswomen, the obstacles and systemic roadblocks are countless, and the journey through the maze of business is treacherous – but not impossible. This book provides a roadmap for women’s elevation and success who need guidance in their mission to become the leaders they may or may not know they can be.
Dr. Tanjia Coleman explains how resilience and the reinvention revolution will help you discover how to overcome the many obstacles women face on the path to leadership in business while providing action-oriented strategies for you to uncover the executive woman within.
Upon completion, you will have the tools and mindset to proactively navigate the ever-changing demands of leadership while maintaining your focus and well-being. The time to be an Executive Woman of Command is here, and this guide will help you become one.
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Resilience
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Once Upon a Startup: How to Start Your E-Commerce Business and Thrive offers new entrepreneurs a roadmap to success based on the lessons learned you have had personally and while helping others. Why was this an important book for you to write?
This book was important for me to write to help fellow business owners embarking on their journey, shed light and answer so many of the questions we did not know we needed to even ask when starting out. These knocks in the journey can be hard and I want individuals to understand they are not alone and if you have a limited budget you have a dedicated book with keys learners to support and guide them along their path.
What is the first thing anyone considering starting up their own business should do in order to ensure the best chance of success?
Starting out there is so much to think about and having a well documented plan with detail across, the financials, operations, marketing, sales and team is extremely important. This will enable people who are starting up have a clear understanding of what they know, need to learn along with identifying gaps where they need to seek guidance to move to the next steps in their business. It wont be perfect but will be clear and allow them to research and build on this with each step.
Is there any one personality trait you feel is necessary for becoming a successful e-commerce business owner?
Resilience is a large one, which aligns with your mindset, this will impact your greatly if you allow it, so knowing that you are able to bounce back and rebuild / keep going when this don’t go to plan, as it will. I always like to compare it to when you cook with love people can taste it and your business is no different, when you are not feeling great and not able to bring that love and positive energy to your business this flows through.
Do you have plans for any future books that you are working on, and if so, when will they be published?
I currently have a few ideas floating around, but they are in the ideas stages so you will have to stay tuned for this in the coming 12 months. 😊
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If the prospect of being an entrepreneur is a constant nagging dream, this guide is the perfect book for you.
Danielle Sady has created not one, but two e-commerce start-ups in the space of a few short years, with a career spanning over twenty years in some of Australia’s biggest wholesale, retail, and franchise businesses, she struggled to find the answers to the questions she did not even know needed to be asked. Now Danielle is a freelance business consultant and coach based in Melbourne, passionate about guiding those who are in all the different stages of their business journeys, just like she was.
This book shares real life experiences of Danielle’s journey to starting her business, providing a checklist to success, for your own start up experience. Written in cleverly organised, highly informative chapters, you can devour the entire thing or jump in and out for the vital information you need.
Danielle brings an innately human approach to the emotionally treacherous path of start-ups, incorporating mental wellbeing checks, some activities to propel you into action, a little bit of needed humour, some enticing personal analogies and some incredibly helpful life advice, in this invaluable guide to not only thriving in, but enjoying the world of ecommerce business.
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Once Upon a Startup
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In Once Upon a Startup, Danielle Sady takes us on an enlightening journey from her early dreams of entrepreneurship to her ultimate success as a businesswoman. Blending personal anecdotes with tangible advice, Sady offers a rich tapestry of lessons learned, mistakes made, and victories won.
This work seamlessly intertwines Sady’s biographical snippets with actionable insights for budding entrepreneurs. The essence of passion, determination, and a forward-thinking mindset is poignantly emphasized as pivotal in pursuing entrepreneurial ambitions. The candid discussions about her trials and errors give readers a genuine understanding of the intricacies of building a thriving business.
Beyond sharing her story, Sady equips her readers with tools for their own ventures. Including practical tips, reflective questions, and tasks is a roadmap for those eager to carve their own path. Moreover, she underscores the indispensable nature of seeking guidance from seasoned mentors or like-minded peers and the necessity of adaptability in the ever-evolving business world.
One of the book’s standout features is its universal appeal. Sady’s writing embodies a conversational warmth that resonates with both business novices and seasoned professionals. While she occasionally opts for an informal tone, it lends a personal touch, making the narrative even more engaging. The real-life examples peppered throughout the text enrich the content and inspire and uplift.
Intended for those on the cusp of, or early in, their entrepreneurial voyage, Once Upon a Startup is more than just a guide; it’s a source of motivation. Sady’s infectious enthusiasm and her transparent account of entrepreneurship’s highs and lows create an invaluable resource.
Once Upon a Startup is a compelling testament to the power of tenacity and self-belief in the world of business. Danielle Sady’s passion for entrepreneurship shines through, making it an engaging read for anyone harboring business aspirations. A shining five-star recommendation, this book would be a cherished gift for any budding entrepreneur ready to take the leap.
Pages: 226 | ASIN : B0C3J37L4B
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