Learn how to unleash the power of creativity, listen to intuition, and create opportunities. Discover how to build a business, stimulate productivity, improve work flow processes, and spur profits to new heights. DLC: Executive ability.
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The Smart Executive Should Read The Creative Executive,
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This review is from: The Creative Executive: How Business Leaders Innovate by Stimulating Passion, Intuition and Creativity (Hardcover)
This book is a straight-talking primer for those of us who have great engineering and technical design skills but need help in our leadership and persuasive skills. We may have a vision, but too often we don't know how to articulate it. This book teaches us how in a breezy style that makes you feel as though Toogood is talking to you over a cup of coffee.
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Great Book!,
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This review is from: The Creative Executive: How Business Leaders Innovate by Stimulating Passion, Intuition and Creativity (Hardcover)
Granville Toogood's Creative Executive is truly a tour de force. I have been employing his techniques with tremendous results. The ability to express oneself clearly, confidently, concisely and creatively is paramount to the success of any business executive, and Toogood offers great insights that would transform even the most timid individual into a communication juggernaut. I now have a palpable sense that my colleagues are more motivated by the challenges that our business faces every day. I would highly recommend Toogood's tome to anyone who feels like their management could use a shot in the arm.
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Pure Genius,
By Richard Coyle (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Creative Executive: How Business Leaders Innovate by Stimulating Passion, Intuition and Creativity (Hardcover)
This volume, like each of Toogood's other books (Articulate Executive and Inspired Executive), is a must-read for the entrepreneur, self-employed, corporate and even the "down-sized" professional. He is a master at weaving anecdotes with common sense to create, once again, "personalized messaging". Get a new highlighter, this one is chock-full of sage counsel!
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An important first step towards unleashing our innate creativity is simply understanding the difference between action and inaction. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Martha Stewart, Wall Street, United States, Towers Perrin, New York City, Krazy Glue, Tom Balsley, Great Harvest, Credit Suisse First Boston, General Mills, Henry Ford, Mexico City, Michael Milken, National Enquirer, Ray Kroc, World War, American Express, Bryan Mattimore, Business Week, Carol Latham, Health Expo, Home Depot, Larry Ellison, Mirage Resorts, Mission Control New!
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An important first step towards unleashing our innate creativity is simply understanding the difference between action and inaction. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
new pioneers Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Martha Stewart, Wall Street, United States, Towers Perrin, New York City, Krazy Glue, Tom Balsley, Great Harvest, Credit Suisse First Boston, General Mills, Henry Ford, Mexico City, Michael Milken, National Enquirer, Ray Kroc, World War, American Express, Bryan Mattimore, Business Week, Carol Latham, Health Expo, Home Depot, Larry Ellison, Mirage Resorts, Mission Control New!
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- Moonlight Sonata, Op. 27, No. 2 (Complete) (A Belwin Classic Edition) by Ludwig van Beethoven on page 85
- Real Estate by George F. Bloom on page 36
- In Search of Excellence: Lessons from America's Best-Run Companies (Collins Business Essentials) by Thomas J. Peters on page 83
- Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell on page 18
- A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking on page 7
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