I was talking with one of my best business friends today, Jacob Paulsen.
The two of us have always really supported each other as entrepreneurs,
simply because we share a common love of books, and reading and
using that to improve our lives.
Jacob, has always talked to me about his idea of a list of books
that you read every year, so I twisted his arm to see if he’d let me
interview him about it.
Here They Are, 10 Books You Need To Read In 2010
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Here Are The 10 Books You Should Read Every Year
1. The 21 Irrefutable Laws Of Leadership by John C. Maxwell
2. If Harry Potter Ran General Electric
3. Secrets Of The Millionaire Mind
4. The Speed Of Trust by Stephen M.R. Covey
5. 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
6. The Greatest Salesman In The World
7. Think and Grow Rich By Napolean Hill
8. PERSONAL POWER II 30th Anniversary Special Edition
9. How To Win Friends And Influence People by Dale Carnegie
10. The Power Of Full Engagement
2 Comments
Jacob S Paulsen
on 20th Jan, 10 09:01am
I mis-spoke in this interview when I was talking about “If Harry Potter Ran General Electric. Tom Morris is the founder of the “Morris Institute of Human Values” and is the author of the book “Philosophy for Dummies.” In the interview I said he was a modern expert of psychology when I meant to say Philosophy. Sorry Tom….
James
on 5th Apr, 10 12:04pm
I have read think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill, How to win friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie, and 7 habits of highly effective people. I also attended the seminar on 7 habits. It was powerful and made its mark on me. Whenever I would have time for myself I reflect upon the 7 habits and the way my career my personality has been doing. I have attained quite a success with my career as a production supervisor and I could attribute it to that seminar.
It would also help if you have guys from the Mentor club coaching you every step of the way.