All Summaries
All Summaries
In Zombie Banks, author Yalman Onaran examines the practice of zombie banking, explains why it does not work, and outlines the steps needed to rid the global financial community of these dangerous...
In Zennovation, Adam Taki chronicles the career trajectory of his father, Tomio Taki, the leader of a large Japanese conglomerate. An entrepreneur who skillfully leveraged his background and contacts,...
Although little understood, Zaibatsu America is being created as part of one of the largest transfers of capital in history. It entails the formation of an almost separate Japanese economy within major sectors of...
In You’ve Got to Be Kidding!, Nan DeMars explains why companies that have distinct ethical cultures are the best companies for which to work and also the most profitable. These companies have a...
If every dollar that you spend on marketing isn't generating more than that amount, then your marketing sucks. You might as well throw away thousand-dollar bills in spending on marketing. So says author Mark Stevens,...
The author contends that personal training and coaching can help individuals to gain the "edge" required for them to excel. As other success-minded professionals avail of the services of personal trainers and coaches...
Based on interviews with industry professionals at various levels as well as hard-to-believe but true reports of bad customer service, Your Call Is (not that) Important to Us investigates the inner...
Here is a book with a thought-provoking questionnaire recommended for anyone who is either new to the field of personal growth, or want to take themselves to the next level. The first part of the book is largely a...
In Your Best Just Got Better, executive coach and author Jason W. Womack presents actionable strategies to help managers, employees, and entrepreneurs alike in their quest to make lasting, sustainable...
It's an exciting time for business people. There have never been so many opportunities in the world of business as there are today. We...
