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No B.S. Guide to Succeeding in Business by Breaking All the Rules
Crush Convention, Command Respect, and Conquer Your Rivals on Your Road to Success
Rules-breakers and mavericks, rejoice! Your definitive guide to business success has arrived, ready to shatter the chains of mediocrity. Embark on an audacious journey that will challenge everything you thought you knew about business.
Using Dan S. Kennedy’s no-nonsense methods, this revised edition of his best-selling book, “No B.S. Guide to Succeeding In Business by Breaking All the Rules” brings his tried-and-true techniques into the modern day, ensuring you’re equipped to conquer the challenges of today’s business landscape. But make no mistake, this book is not for the faint of heart. If you’re comfortable with the status quo, it’s time to turn back now—this journey is reserved for those daring enough to break free from convention.
Welcome to your no B.S. guide– your personal blueprint to unconventional success. Bid farewell to cookie-cutter marketing campaigns, “positive-thinking” motivators, and all preconceived notions of a successful entrepreneur. With Dan S. Kennedy and the esteemed experts at Entrepreneur as your advisors, you’ll uncover the secrets to transforming your business into a trailblazing powerhouse.
Profit from disruption and crush the competition with the “No B.S. Guide to Succeeding in Business by Breaking All the Rules.” Your path to greatness is counting on it.
Rules-breakers and mavericks, rejoice! Your definitive guide to business success has arrived, ready to shatter the chains of mediocrity. Embark on an audacious journey that will challenge everything you thought you knew about business.
Using Dan S. Kennedy’s no-nonsense methods, this revised edition of his best-selling book, “No B.S. Guide to Succeeding In Business by Breaking All the Rules” brings his tried-and-true techniques into the modern day, ensuring you’re equipped to conquer the challenges of today’s business landscape. But make no mistake, this book is not for the faint of heart. If you’re comfortable with the status quo, it’s time to turn back now—this journey is reserved for those daring enough to break free from convention.
Welcome to your no B.S. guide– your personal blueprint to unconventional success. Bid farewell to cookie-cutter marketing campaigns, “positive-thinking” motivators, and all preconceived notions of a successful entrepreneur. With Dan S. Kennedy and the esteemed experts at Entrepreneur as your advisors, you’ll uncover the secrets to transforming your business into a trailblazing powerhouse.
Profit from disruption and crush the competition with the “No B.S. Guide to Succeeding in Business by Breaking All the Rules.” Your path to greatness is counting on it.
174 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 5, 2024
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July 27, 2024
Top Takeaways
I was looking for tactics to implement more than stories and principles. But the stories and principles were great.
Read this in one day.
Top Takeaways:
1. Positive thinking is misunderstood. We can't grow beyond our self-image. Work on self-image and then watch things change.
2. Focus more on your customer than on the competition. Serve them well and you'll be rewarded.
3. Resourcefulness is far greater than having resources. Many self-made millionaires started in their mom's basement, car, or garage. They learned to be resourceful and reaped the benefits.
4. You can be loyal to a fault with methods. Learn to TEST ideas, strategies, ads, etc before committing to them.
5. It's ok to borrow ideas from others, tweak it and make it your own. You don't need to lock yourself up in a room for the next greatest invention ever.
If you read business books before, you'll hear a lot of the same principles. It can help to hear things from a different point of view.
If you're looking for a quick read on principles to embrace and practice in your business, you just might enjoy this book.
I was looking for tactics to implement more than stories and principles. But the stories and principles were great.
Read this in one day.
Top Takeaways:
1. Positive thinking is misunderstood. We can't grow beyond our self-image. Work on self-image and then watch things change.
2. Focus more on your customer than on the competition. Serve them well and you'll be rewarded.
3. Resourcefulness is far greater than having resources. Many self-made millionaires started in their mom's basement, car, or garage. They learned to be resourceful and reaped the benefits.
4. You can be loyal to a fault with methods. Learn to TEST ideas, strategies, ads, etc before committing to them.
5. It's ok to borrow ideas from others, tweak it and make it your own. You don't need to lock yourself up in a room for the next greatest invention ever.
If you read business books before, you'll hear a lot of the same principles. It can help to hear things from a different point of view.
If you're looking for a quick read on principles to embrace and practice in your business, you just might enjoy this book.
May 14, 2024
It was a nice read.. but not as ground breaking as other stuff
I’ve read so many books from Dan, watched a ton of videos, and I do consider myself very “well read” with his material. This latest book is ok, it’s good, it’s serviceable, but many of his other books are off the charts. I usually equate a book’s greatness to how many “highlights” and pages I mark up and this one wasn’t outstanding. Should you read it? Yes, but his other stuff is better.
I’ve read so many books from Dan, watched a ton of videos, and I do consider myself very “well read” with his material. This latest book is ok, it’s good, it’s serviceable, but many of his other books are off the charts. I usually equate a book’s greatness to how many “highlights” and pages I mark up and this one wasn’t outstanding. Should you read it? Yes, but his other stuff is better.
March 10, 2024
This is a critically good book for the scrappy small entrepreneurial minded person wondering what it REALLY takes to succeed in business. Part pep talk, part how to , all golden counterintuitive insights.
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