Books, CDs and Publications
Down the years, I have read so many books, listened to CDs and read publications of every variety.
Even after 30 plus years of business experience, I still have books on the go today with at least two being read in each month. Every time I go to an event and there is a book stall, I soon head there and have a browse.
Some books a few pounds and others head into big double figures.
Often it is the smallest book with the biggest impact.
My friend Jackie Barrie produced a series called Little Fish books. They are probably the most well thumbed that reside on my bookshelf. Packed full of tips, tricks and useful ideas.
So which are your favourites and why?
Here are some I suggest should be read and why:
How to win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie.
Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.
……… and Death Came Third by Peter Roper and Andy Lopata.
For both networking and public speaking. Simply brilliant book.
The four following are all by Nigel Risner. Public Speaker and coach
The Impact Code – my favourite out of his four
You had me at Hello – all about networking
It’s a zoo around here – about better communication
Ten Heads are better than one – team building, and dream realising
Key Person of Influence by Daniel Priestley – how to become the Go To person in your industry.
Over Subscribed by Daniel Priestley – this book is about your marketing mindset
Selling for Dummies by Ben Kench. Brilliant speaker and teaches you about sales
Steve Clarke is also great at Sales and his business is called Eureka Sales.
Think #Digital First by Warren Knight. New economy thinking in 7 simple steps
Robert Craven – Runs The Directors Centre. Find him online and sign up for the newsletter. Loads and loads of books, talks and CDs. Superb. Knows everything about being successful in business. Good juggler too, especially with machetes.
Four Colour Personalities by Tom ‘Big Al’ Schreiter All network marketers must read this.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kyosaki
The Impact System by Stephan Longworth. Real teaching from a top leader.
Passion into Profit by Andy Harrington – top speaker trainer
Do Less, Get More – Shaa Wasmund – speaker, trainer and all round good egg. Pretty new on the scene, and has a Wednesday wake up broadcast each week on Facebook.
Fans not Customers by Vernon Hill – this is man who created Metro Bank. Very good
Big Profits by Adele McLay – former Franchisee with BNI, and understands business.
The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson and The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy
Similar message in both, but from different directions.
Follow them and you will be successful in network marketing
Beach Money by Jordan Adler
79 Network Marketing Tips by my friend and colleague Wes Linden. We are both leaders in the same business and have combined experience of almost 40 years in the industry.
Making the First Circle Work by Randy Gage. Also has a weekly Prosperity Video on YouTube
How to Build a Multi-Level Money Machine by Randy Gage
Start with Why by Simon Sinek
Go for Pro by Eric Worre
The most important publication for any network marketeer – Your Compensation Plan. Read it, and read it again, and understand how you can make money. In my business, it appears I have a reputation for knowing how to maximise my income. It is not something I boast about, it was something I heard from a leader when I first started. They all say copy the Leaders and that is what I do.
There are loads more books and I will add to this list from time to time.
So which are your favourites? Please add them to the comments section below, and why not share this blog too?
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John Coleman fires back on the IPCC Synthesis Report
When you read a news story about the United Nations Panel on Climate Change issuing new climate warnings and making a plea for immediate action to counter the impending climate crisis, do you ever wonder whata climate change skeptic thinks when he reads that news report.
I would like to share such an experience with you.
This is the Associated Press news report with mythoughts as I read itinserted in bold.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Climate change is happening, it’s almost entirely man’s fault and limiting its impacts may require reducing greenhouse gas emissions to zero this century, the U.N.’s panel on climate science said Sunday.
The first four words are very important. “Climate Change is happening.” You bet it is. The climate of planet Earth has been constantly changing for 4.5 billion…
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