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How do you avoid being mesmerized by the latest fads in business - while still benefiting from new ideas? Learn what it takes to "bust the fads" and win at business in 60 minutes of conversation and instruction by the author of Fad Surfing in the Boardroom.

From the Foreword, Jim Stovall: Within the pages of this book, you are going to take a journey with my colleague Cheryl Lentz. You are going to learn a lot about Cheryl, her life, and what her experiences have taught her. But this is not a book about Cheryl. It is a book about you and me. Cheryl has just been kind enough to allow us to look into the reflection of her soul so we can examine ourselves. I believe, as it has been said, that an unexamined life is not worth living. Join us along this journey in search of how to process failure to embrace the many wonderful gifts that failure ...

Leadership is not merely a position; it is a profound journey of self-mastery and influence. Embrace the notion that every decision, every interaction, and every challenge you encounter shapes not only your leadership style but also the trajectory of those who follow your guidance. In "Good Job" the enlightening book from the team at The Success Basics, you will gain the inspiration and motivation you need to grow and become a stronger more effective person.

In this discussion, Simpson gives final thoughts on what it means to be an effective coach and how to inspire others to greatness.

Perhaps you've heard about the value of living life using principles. What are principles? How can you apply them in your life? What are the benefits for doing so? These questions will be answered in the Living By Principles series. We will look at examples of principles being applied by leaders in business and life. By looking at their examples, we are better able to apply them ourselves. The first person to be featured in the series is Daymond John, FUBU creator and one of "sharks" of the hit TV show Shark Tank.

Warren Buffett's rule number one: always win! If it seems too good to be true, it probably is! Always look at how much money the other guy is making when he trying to sell you something! Descriptive essays I wrote at DeVry University-Houston.