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The formula : the universal laws of success
In an examination of the scientific principles behind success, a leading researcher reveals the surprising ways to turn achievement into success.
Next Move, Best Move
An expert guide for professionals seeking to understand how to navigate the world of work.
Kimberly Brown, author of Next Move, Best Move: Transitioning into a Career You'll Love, leaves no stone unturned with this thorough, expert guide for professionals seeking to understand how to navigate the world of work, from beginning to end, starting with uncovering personal and professional values in an effort to align their expertise and skills to roles and companies that will finally change the trajectory of their career and set them up to be leaders in the workforce. As a former career development adviser in some of the nation's top universities and a diversity + inclusion professional in a Fortune 100 company, Brown has recognized that people work for the sake of working without understanding how to leverage their unique gifts and position themselves for success. As a result, Next Move, Best Move: Transitioning into a Career You'll Love shares transformational lessons to ensure success and puts the ball back in your court. In Brown's highly acclaimed book, a specific, effective framework is unveiled to ensure each reader channels and utilizes their highest potential as they regain control and steer professional opportunities in their favor, gaining key information as to:
* Taking stock of their experiences to ensure strategic career moves
* Discovering how to cultivate and maintain fruitful relationships that support career growth
* Uncovering how to build a two-year career strategy to move you into future leadership positions
* Gaining a deeper look into personal and professional branding to ensure alignment with leadership capabilities and career goals
* Learning how to use their voice in the workplace to advocate for themselves
Get Heard, Get Results
by
Simon Dowling
in
Leadership
2020,2019
Every great idea hinges on one thing: Buy-in
You have ideas. You have projects and initiatives that you want to make a reality. But let's face it — unless you can get others to work with you, those ideas aren't going anywhere.
Your ability to capture people's hearts and minds is the key to getting results. In his engaging style, author Simon Dowling will show you not just how to get heard, but how to create true buy-in around your ideas and initiatives — dealing with pushback along the way and turning talk into action.
Beauty pays : why attractive people are more successful
Exploring whether a universal beauty standard exists, Hamermesh illustrates how attractive workers make more money, how these amounts differ by gender, and how looks are valued differently based on profession.
Get Career Fit
2020,2019
Future-proof your career and plan your leap forward
Gone are the days of slowly making your way up the corporate ladder to retirement. Now, with the rise of freelancing and the gig economy, the workplace is becoming more flexible and independent — which can leave hardworking people scrambling to find a way to stay relevant.
Author Michelle Gibbings addresses your worries and gives you a way forward. This book sheds light on what you can do to reignite, reshape and liberate your career and offers a fool-proof plan for getting your career back on track.
With Get Career Fit, you can build a career ready for any change the future may bring.
The 5 essential principles of think & grow rich : the practical steps to transforming your desires into riches
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Hill, Napoleon, 1883-1970, author
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Hill, Napoleon, 1883-1970. Think and grow rich
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Napoleon Hill Foundation
in
Success in business.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Motivational.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Personal Finance.
2018
Drawn from the modern-day classic, Think and Grow Rich -- this new edition dives deeper into the 5 core secrets that have shown the greatest success. With these 5 lessons, you have the power to change your life and set you upon the path of learning and self-development. Originally published in 1937, Napoleon Hill draws on stories from Andrew Carnegie, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and more than 500 other men of great wealth to demonstrate his moneymaking philosophies. With simple and practical techniques, Hill teaches that great and lasting success is possible with nothing but thoughts, ideas, and organized plans.
Handbook of organizational creativity
2012,2011
Handbook of Organizational Creativity is designed to explain creativity and innovation in organizations.This handbook contains 28 chapters dedicated to particularly complex phenomena, all written by leading experts in the field of organizational creativity.
Measuring Happiness
2015
Can money buy happiness? Is income a reliable measure for life satisfaction? In the West after World War II, happiness seemed inextricably connected to prosperity. Beginning in the 1960s, however, other values began to gain ground: peace, political participation, civil rights, environmentalism. \"Happiness economics\" -- a somewhat incongruous-sounding branch of what has been called \"the dismal science\" -- has taken up the puzzle of what makes people happy, conducting elaborate surveys in which people are asked to quantify their satisfaction with \"life in general.\" In this book, three economists explore the happiness-prosperity connection, investigating how economists measure life satisfaction and well-being.The authors examine the evolution of happiness research, considering the famous \"Easterlin Paradox,\" which found that people's average life satisfaction didn't seem to depend on their income. But they question whether happiness research can measure what needs to be measured. They argue that we should not assess people's well-being on a \"happiness scale,\" because that necessarily obscures true social progress. Instead, rising income should be understood as increasing opportunities and alleviating scarcity. Economic growth helps societies to sustain freedom and to finance social welfare programs. In this respect, high income may not buy happiness with life in general, but it gives individuals the opportunity to be healthier, better educated, better clothed, and better fed, to live longer, and to live well.