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Do Something Now!
DSN
Do Something Now!
Three simple letters.
Three simple words that could change your organization—change your life.
The scarcest resource in organizations right now is not money or talent or ideas
or power; it’s people who DO, people who add value and get things done.
This book will inspire Dreamers to become Doers.
Everyone wants to add value and this book shows you how.
Recommended to read on Kindle Fire/Paperwhite/Kindle HD devices.
Do Something Now!
Three simple letters.
Three simple words that could change your organization—change your life.
The scarcest resource in organizations right now is not money or talent or ideas
or power; it’s people who DO, people who add value and get things done.
This book will inspire Dreamers to become Doers.
Everyone wants to add value and this book shows you how.
Recommended to read on Kindle Fire/Paperwhite/Kindle HD devices.
76 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 12, 2014
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About the author
Kevin Freiberg
20 books9 followersJackie and Kevin Freiberg are bestselling authors and founders of the San Diego Consulting Group Inc. The Freibergs are dedicated to helping leaders create Best Places where the Best People can do their Best Work to make the world Better. Both have Ph.D.'s and teach part-time at the University of San Diego, School of Leadership and Education Sciences.
Their most recent book, "CAUSE! A Business Strategy for Standing Out in A Sea of Sameness" highlights companies that define themselves as cause oriented, they stand out, have better employee engagement, customer loyalty, stronger profitability and growth. If your company is not cause oriented, "CAUSE!" will show you how.
In their international bestseller "NUTS! Southwest Airlines' Crazy Recipe for Business and Personal Success", Kevin and Jackie uncovered the strategies that created the greatest success story in the history of commercial aviation. "NUTS!" was followed by:
"GUTS! Companies that Blow the Doors Off Business-as-usual";
"BOOM! 7 Companies for Blowing the Doors Off Business-as-usual";
"NANOVATION: How a Little Car Can Teach the World to Think Big"; the inside story of one of the greatest innovations in the auto industry since the Model-T. It's also a roadmap for expanding your capacity to innovate and making innovation part of your cultural DNA; and
"DO SOMETHING NOW", three simple words that will change your organization—change your life. The scarcest resource in organizations right now is not money, talent, ideas or power; it's people who DO, people who add value and get things done. DSN inspires Dreamers to become Doers. Everyone wants to add value and this book shows you how.
"BE A PERSON OF IMPACT: 12 Strategies to be the CEO of Your Future". This book is an unapologetic kick in the butt to proactively manage your brand and reputation. POI will challenge you to reimagine, rethink, refresh, and even completely reengineer your brand. Why? Because your brand is in your control. If you want to be indispensable, stand-out as the best in your business and lead others to do the same this book will show you how.
The Freibergs speak on leadership, innovation and change all over the world. They have a global practice including firms in Europe, Japan, South Africa, India, Central and South America, as well as companies throughout the United States and Canada.
Their most recent book, "CAUSE! A Business Strategy for Standing Out in A Sea of Sameness" highlights companies that define themselves as cause oriented, they stand out, have better employee engagement, customer loyalty, stronger profitability and growth. If your company is not cause oriented, "CAUSE!" will show you how.
In their international bestseller "NUTS! Southwest Airlines' Crazy Recipe for Business and Personal Success", Kevin and Jackie uncovered the strategies that created the greatest success story in the history of commercial aviation. "NUTS!" was followed by:
"GUTS! Companies that Blow the Doors Off Business-as-usual";
"BOOM! 7 Companies for Blowing the Doors Off Business-as-usual";
"NANOVATION: How a Little Car Can Teach the World to Think Big"; the inside story of one of the greatest innovations in the auto industry since the Model-T. It's also a roadmap for expanding your capacity to innovate and making innovation part of your cultural DNA; and
"DO SOMETHING NOW", three simple words that will change your organization—change your life. The scarcest resource in organizations right now is not money, talent, ideas or power; it's people who DO, people who add value and get things done. DSN inspires Dreamers to become Doers. Everyone wants to add value and this book shows you how.
"BE A PERSON OF IMPACT: 12 Strategies to be the CEO of Your Future". This book is an unapologetic kick in the butt to proactively manage your brand and reputation. POI will challenge you to reimagine, rethink, refresh, and even completely reengineer your brand. Why? Because your brand is in your control. If you want to be indispensable, stand-out as the best in your business and lead others to do the same this book will show you how.
The Freibergs speak on leadership, innovation and change all over the world. They have a global practice including firms in Europe, Japan, South Africa, India, Central and South America, as well as companies throughout the United States and Canada.
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February 17, 2018
This book is really more of a glorified pamphlet and cheerleader to encourage someone to get started on making change. It makes a good point about there always being uncertainty and covers the usual "fail fast" and "if you're not moving, you're dying" type of business thinking. The authors also make a good point about the differences between dreamers and doers - which is a key insight. Lastly, I would agree that risk-taking does change the world and can result in great things, but it can also get you fired - but I suppose that's partly the point here.
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