For more than 40 years I have been immersed in high-profile businesses in disparate industries including broadcasting, publishing, motion picture production, cable television, real estate and banking. My business life is characterized by start-ups and turn-arounds, endeavors for which I, along with many others of my era, was ill-prepared.Mistakes were made - lessons learned - lessons I never learned in school.Blunders should be expected and then milked for all the lessons they can provide. The best entrepreneurs see dumb moments as inevitable and as an exciting aspect of the wonderful game we play called business.From my mistakes, I developed principles that when properly considered and applied will protect you from foolish propensities, guide you to create the proper business relationships that make success a higher probability and prompt you to practice entrepreneurism at a lofty level.IT is my hope that this treatise will provide entrepreneurs with savvy, street smarts - and wisdom.

10 Essential Principles of Entrepreneurship: You Never Learned in School

Business & Money

Maurer, Michael S.

Management & Leadership

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Over the 29 seasons that Bob Knight was head basketball coach at Indiana University, more than 100 students served on his staff as managers. Coach Knight relied on this volunteer staff for a wide array of duties that deeply involved them in the inner workings of the program. These students have gone on to become successful adults with highly productive careers in business, medicine, law, education and sports.
 Prepare to Win is an accounting of the Lessons Learned at Knight School, chronicling the individual and collective lessons learned from Bob Knight in the countless hours spent as integral parts of Indiana Basketball. These personal perspectives of Bob Knight and Indiana Basketball provide a unique view into one of America s greatest runs in college basketball, and how those experiences translated into success beyond basketball. All profits from this book will be contributed to charity, including the Bob Knight Library Fund.

Lessons Learned at Knight School: Prepare to Win

David J. Skibinski

Industries

The skills I developed to survive. a childhood of poverty and abuse, propelled me from creative director to senior vice-president of the Simon organization.Along the way, I gathered a staff of creative geniuses, broke barriers from women, and most importantly, learned to love myself and others.But if you are looking for a book about how to succeed in business, don't buy this one. The glory days of the 1980's will never come again and neither, quite frankly, will men like the Simon Brothers.

Three Jews Walked into a Shopping Center ...: A Memoir

Biographies & Memoirs

Taylor, Elizabeth Kraft

Community & Culture

The book follows John H. King from his birth in Cincinnati, Ohio, his training as a blacksmith, his migration to Indiana, his enlistment in the 9th Indiana Cavalry his survival of the tragedies that await him.From his skirmishes and capture by the Rebs, his life threatening imprisonment at Andersonville prison and his survival of the greatest maritime disaster in the history of the United States he returns home a changed and disabled man, unable to live what could have been a far different lift.

Indiana and the Sultana Disaster: The Story of a Survivor

Smith, Robert R.

Historical

Expose of Sexual Recruiting Tactics

Breaking Cardinal Rules: Basketball and the Escort Queen

Cady, Dick

Powell, Katina

Sports & Outdoors

Narrated by Linda Rendleman, MS, CEO and Cofounder of the Women Like Us Foundation, she introduces you to women who have a heart for making a difference for humanity. You’ll read personal stories and strategies from women such as Dianne Hudson, past producer of the Oprah Winfrey Show; Catt Sadler of E! News; Ida Odinga, former first lady of Kenya; Nancy Noël, International Artist and more. Through these women’s stories and remarks, coupled with Linda Rendleman’s own personal story of empowerment and experiences combined with women’s charitable and corporate leadership, the reader will understand that she, too, in whatever capacity she chooses, can be a part of changing the world.

Women Like Us: Together Changing the World

Politics & Social Sciences

Rendleman, Linda

Social Sciences

Think exercise and diet are the secrets to aging well and having a meaningful life that thrives? Think again.The new science of aging is upending many of the negative stereotypes and dogmatic beliefs about aging. New research is showing that we are not doomed by our genes, and they don’t control our biology or determine the person we can be. On the contrary, recent studies reveal that individual lifestyle, environment, attitude, and the friends we interact with play a far greater role than genetics in determining how well we age and who thrives in later life. This new research also confirms the power behind the mind-body-spirit connection and how a balance between the three draws on our deep, inner healing power and optimizes our well-being.Aging Well will help you understand the science behind these new ideas from an emotional, mental, and spiritual perspective. You can also explore how to increase the odds of having a happier, healthier, and more fulfilling life in your later years.It’s never too late to change. Whether you’ve hit the “Big Five-O,” 60, 70, 80, or beyond, you can make a U-turn in the way you see yourself and change your attitude and approach to aging well.

Aging Well: Staying Younger, Smarter, and Fit

Rhoades, Rodney A., Ph.D.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Let's face it: educators speak a language all their own filled with complicated words, terms and acronyms. They call it "Educationese" but to parents and caregivers, it's just Mumbo Jumbo. This book uses the principles of broadcast journalism to help educators recognize and translate Mumbo Jumbo into clear, concise, effective communications. It's designed to help them form rich relationships with parents and caregivers. Readers will learn how to use the right words, tone and body language to engage families. No More Mumbo Jumbo is not a typical education book. It is short, simple, practical and easy to read. It's no wonder. It was written by a former broadcast journalist with a passion for families and for translating Educationese.

No More Mumbo Jumbo: Bridging the Communication Gap Between Educators and Families

Weinzapfel, Patricia

Alex Kontos and Maxwell Bello reside in the same city, but they live in different worlds. Bello is the head of a vicious criminal organization that has terrorized inner-city Detroit for decades. Alex and his parents are Greek immigrant shop owners struggling to achieve their American Dream.
Two senseless murders turn Alex's life upside down. Destitute and alone, his future looks bleak. While the Bello gang prepares to consummate an historic drug score, Alex tries to figure out how to pick up the pieces of a shattered pipe dream.
Then, in a singular moment of serendipity, an overheard conversation changes everything. The lives of Alex Kontos and Maxwell Bello are suddenly thrust onto converging paths, and Alex begins a tense, desperate pursuit for justice.
Along the way, he encounters an array of unforgettable characters who help him in both planned and unexpected ways. It's one young man versus an army of ruthless killers in a battle of wits.
The American Dream is a gripping thriller that takes the reader on a page-turning joyride, and it's anyone's guess as to how it will end.

The American Dream

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Smith, Stephen L.

Thrillers & Suspense

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