The Entrepreneur: Twenty-Five Golden Rules For The Global Business Manager

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Contents

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Preface

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Introduction

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1: Find a vacuum and fill it

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2: Do your homework

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3: You won't be committed if you're not having fun

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4: Work hard, play hard

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5: Work with other people's brains

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6: Set goals (but go easy on the "vision" thing)

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7: Trust your intuition

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8: Reach for the sky (at least once)

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9: Learn to sell

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10: Become a leader

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11: Recognize a failure and move on

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12: Make the most of lucky breaks

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13: Embrace change as a way of life

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14: Develop your contacts

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15: Use your time wisely

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16: Measure for measure

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17: Don't put up with mediocrity

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18: Chase quality, not dollars

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19: Act quickly in a crisis

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20: After a fall, get back in the saddle quickly

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21: Fight the good fight (especially those that you can win): Pizza Wars – Act I

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22: People build brands, brands do not build people: Pizza Wars – Act II

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23: Be prepared for anything: the September 11 rule

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24: Reinvent yourself: onwards and upwards

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25: Be content

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Chronology

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Bibliography

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Index

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LastPages

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