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stefani2 said:The Power of Focus: Is it about Postive Thinking?
At a Directorship Training Meeting - we watched 'The Secret' movie and it was all about positive thinking and how it will affect EVERYTHING around you. It was SUCH a good reminder to be positive positive positive!
I was just going to add this one when I saw this thread. It is a great book - was recommended to me by Susie Lite from home office.pamperedtara said:Eat That Frog is another good one if you are a procrastinator like me:balloon:
This is a MUST READ! It is awesome.wadesgirl said:The most obvious one would the The Pampered Chef book. If you haven't read it, you should. I didn't know there was a book but after going to conference last year, I told my director I would just love to get into the brain of Doris and see what makes her tick, what made her do all this that has inspired tons of us! Can you imagine going from a simple house wife to Doris?? How crazy is that, she probably never imagined in a million years that she would evolved into the person she is today. That's when my director told me to get the book. It has a great amazing story in it. And to think, she almost didn't go to that first kitchen show! Great lessons for all of us!
Her name is Christie Northrup and she is great! I read "hanging up on your phone phobias" which was good and am now reading "presentations for profits" which is good as well. I also got the CD "connecting your calendar to your checkbook" and there were some good tips there too.mpkegley said:I have heard that The Lemonade Lady is good, but that is all that I remember (I don't remember title/writer). My director used to put several of her tips in our monthly newsletters and they were great tips.
lacychef said:Have you all read The Alladin Factor? The Success Factory keeps reccomending it; I think I'm going to buy it...
raebates said:Thinking for a Change by John Maxwell is fabulous. Actually, anything by John Maxwell is great.
Jeffery Gittomer's Little Red Book of Selling is also a must-read.
My top 2 picks for business reading are "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey and "Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead" by Sheryl Sandberg.
"The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" focuses on developing personal effectiveness and leadership skills, while "Lean In" discusses issues and challenges faced by women in the workplace and offers practical advice for career advancement.
No, these books are relevant for individuals in any industry and in businesses of any size. The principles and strategies discussed can be applied to various situations and contexts.
Yes, these books offer valuable insights and strategies for both new and experienced professionals. They provide a foundation for personal and professional growth, as well as tips for navigating common challenges in the workplace.
These books can be purchased at most major bookstores or online retailers. You can also find them on the Pampered Chef website under the "Reading for Business" section.