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Mar 18, 2014 10:11AM
Hey everyone! My name's Don Shulman, owner and founder of RDA Modular Homes in Sagamore, MA. To learn more about me visit: about.me/donshulman
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Hi my name is Cristian Ziliberberg and I am PhD student at Kellogg School of Management of Northwestern University. I am interested in entrepreneurship and personality development books both academically, as well as personally. So, I would like to be in touch with people that have similar interests. Best, Cristian
Hi all: My name is Gene Morton and I am a consultant and author since 1982--probably before many of you were born. It's been a great career as an organization development consultant to system redesigns--primarily in health care, strategic planning--primarily in not-for-profits, and merger implementations in a variety of industries. My continuing interest is in how effective leaders organize their top leaders (a) into a well coordinated team to reduce their risk of making poor decisions and (b) to turn them into an organization's competitive advantage.
I've published a book titled, Leaders First: Six Bold Steps to Sustain Breakthroughs in Construction. To learn more, and read excerpts, see www.genemorton.com. By the way, it is offered as a Goodreads giveaway until September 12th.
Being new, I have few friends on Goodreads so if you have similar interests, let me know.
Please feel free to send me any and all questions about any of the above, and watch for my blog articles at www.genemorton.wordpress.com. It is great fun writing the blog on the leadership experience.
One day soon, I hope to post a video of my interview of Chuck Wilcox, a Shakespearian actor for over 30 years. He talks about the tragic leaders in Shakespeare's works. What is really interesting is the constant theme Shakespeare followed with a lot of his tragic leaders.
My reading preferences are a mix of non-fiction and fiction. I just finished one of Lee Child's novels.
Hi Gene!I just joined the group and read your intro...I just wrote a book about relationship marketing in healthcare...and I LOVE Lee Childs...and I LOVE Colorado! I just sent a friend request and am going to check out your book...
Regards,
Kelley Pendleton
Hi, I'm Monifa I am an opera singer and a lot of other things. I like all kinds of books but make time for personal devlopment and business/marketing books. To find out more about my singing. www.monifaharris.com teaching www.singingasapractice.wordpress.com
Hi I'm Rebecca and I am just now finding confidence enough in myself to start prepping for a small business. I've been trying to get my hands on anything and everything to help me get my ducks in a row! Books, podcasts, video's etc. Sandi Krakowski has helped me allot so far. I listen and watch her stuff all the time. She recommends books that she has in her library and I have a huge list to get through already, but I'd love other people's feedback on business, Leadership, and the fundamentals of entrepreneurship as well! I'm excited that I found this group!!! I'm currently reading Attitude 101 By: John C. Maxwell! I should be finished with it this afternoon and will promptly write my very first GoodReads Review!!! :)
Kelley wrote: "Hi Gene!I just joined the group and read your intro...I just wrote a book about relationship marketing in healthcare...and I LOVE Lee Childs...and I LOVE Colorado! I just sent a friend request a..."
Gene wrote: "Hi all: My name is Gene Morton and I am a consultant and author since 1982--probably before many of you were born. It's been a great career as an organization development consultant to system redes..."
Kelley: I'm going to make sure your friend request came through --- it's a good way for me to learn the system. Thanks for your comments. Apologies for taking so long to answer. I love Colorado, as well.
Monifa wrote: "Hi, I'm Monifa I am an opera singer and a lot of other things. I like all kinds of books but make time for personal devlopment and business/marketing books. To find out more about my singing. www..."Hi Monifa: I checked out your web site and it is beautiful. My brother sang opera in Central City Colorado, in the 60's, until he had a panic attack --which he didn't reveal until like 30 years later--and just stopped. My cousin Annell Palmer had a brief stint at the Met, so I've been told, but gave it up. She sang contralto. My step brother, Jay Morton, was first woodwind for the Canadian ballet and was married to the founder. Music is part of our family. Congrats. I know how much work it takes.
Rebecca wrote: "Hi I'm Rebecca and I am just now finding confidence enough in myself to start prepping for a small business. I've been trying to get my hands on anything and everything to help me get my ducks in a..."Hello Rebecca: Prepping is smart. There are definitely some basics you will need to know to start and grow a small business. Don't forget to join an entrepreneur's support group in your area so you can hear first hand how others have learned to set up their businesses.
Gene
Well thank you so very much Gene! I did not know there was such a thing!!! I am definitely gonna look into that! Very exciting! That was quite the helpful tip! Thank you again dear!:)Rebecca
Just joined the group. I have owned my own company for 22+ years and have been blessed to be very successful. I wanted to try and help others succeed with their own business, I have been working on my book for well over a year, lots of case studies and practical info to help people. I will have two free e-books supplement for Women and Vets.My book One Million in the Bank in 3-7 Years will be out in a couple of months. Love to hear peoples ideas and book recommendations.
Mike
www.onemillioninthebank.com
Hello all, my name is George and I just found this group last night and I'm excited to be a part of it.I blog about nonfiction books over at www.bookleverageblog.com and love to read and write about books on peak performance and professional development.
I'm currently reading Invisibles by David Zweig, Dataclysm by Christian Rudder, Zero to One by Peter Thiel and a bunch of books on indie publishing on Amazon.
I've written a few nonfiction ebooks and am learning all I can to market and promote them like a pro.
Mike, I checked out your site last night. First off, thank you for your service to our country. Second, are you making any copies of your book available for review, I would love to read and review it. Let me know either way.
That is it for now and I look forward to learning and sharing with the group.
George
George,I hope you are well and sure I would love for you to read and review my book when I am done-soon I hope.
I looked at your website, very nice. I have read a few you recommend and will pick up a couple based on your recommendation.
I look forward to knowing you better in the future.
Mike
PS: Once my book is out would you be interested in an interview?
Mike,We can do an interview. Would prefer to send you a list a questions and write a blog post using your answers.
Send me a copy of the book when you are done and we can go over details.
Good luck with the writing.
George
Hi, my name is Gwen and I have always loved reading. I run my own business and hence love everything motivational :)I am also new to GoodReads and am not sure how it works yet. Looking forward to getting to know you all.
Gwen
Tell us your story! If you are not ready, then read my short ebook, Telling Startup Stories (amazon and elsewhere) which will get you started. Telling stories about yourself is not narcissism and will have an effect both on you and the listener/reader. Use a simple storyboard (described in the book). You will be more than motivated!best
Will
Hello fellow readers and writers of business books. I'm looking for feedback, ratings and reviews on my two books for entrepreneurs published this year. EBook copies are here if you're interested: "Don't Do it the Hard Way" and "The Complete DIY Guide to Business Plans". Also check my recommended reading list and I would like to hear about yours.
Thanks, Del Chatterson
Will wrote: "Tell us your story! If you are not ready, then read my short ebook, Telling Startup Stories (amazon and elsewhere) which will get you started. Telling stories about yourself is not narcissism and w..."Will wrote: "Tell us your story! If you are not ready, then read my short ebook, Telling Startup Stories (amazon and elsewhere) which will get you started. Telling stories about yourself is not narcissism and w..."
Hi Will,
Sounds good. My book is also based on entrepreneurs sharing their stories. That's how we learn best, I think.
Del
George wrote: "Hello all, my name is George and I just found this group last night and I'm excited to be a part of it.I blog about nonfiction books over at www.bookleverageblog.com and love to read and write ab..."
Hi George,
Great concept for sharing your recommended books. I would appreciate your expert review of mine, "Don't Do it the Hard Way". You will find an e-book excerpt here at Goodreads or check it out at http://bit.ly/URalphBooks.
Thanks, Del
Delvin wrote: "George wrote: "Hello all, my name is George and I just found this group last night and I'm excited to be a part of it.I blog about nonfiction books over at www.bookleverageblog.com and love to re..."
Del,
I just downloaded an excerpt from Amazon. Look forward to checking it out.
George
Gwen wrote: "Hi, my name is Gwen and I have always loved reading. I run my own business and hence love everything motivational :)I am also new to GoodReads and am not sure how it works yet. Looking forward to ..."
Welcome Gwen! Are you reading anything good these days?
George
Hi there.My name is Vasyl Varkholyak. I'm a web developer. I love reading books. Prefer reading books about startups, entrepreneurship and as said Vivek Rajan expand and change the mind.
Vasyl wrote: "Hi there.My name is Vasyl Varkholyak. I'm a web developer. I love reading books. Prefer reading books about startups, entrepreneurship and as said Vivek Rajan expand and change the mind."
Hi there Vasyl, welcome to the group, are you reading anything good now?
George
Hi George.Yes. This book is connected to Ukraine. Short description's why my country is such as is and what need to do for a civilization jump.
It's great to see such a diverse group of entrepreneurs and authors sharing their journeys, from modular homes to opera and tech development. Networking is definitely one of the most underrated tools for a startup, and groups like this are perfect for finding those case studies and real-world examples that you just can't get from a textbook alone.One thing many new founders overlook while focusing on their brand and product is the boring, technical side of staying compliant with state laws. If you're moving from a hobby to a professional business, I’d suggest using a service like https://www.incorp.com/ to handle your LLC formation and registered agent needs. Their "EntityWatch" feature is especially helpful because it monitors your business status in the background, making sure you never miss a filing deadline while you're busy growing your network or writing your next book.
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