Written for entrepreneurs, small business owners and managers who are ready to move their companies from the start up stage to the first level of expansion, this book provides practical tools and exercises to mentally and emotionally prepare them for increased business success and growth. Guzik addresses organizational and time management issues, and emphasizes the importance of identifying and changing potentially bad habits that block the company's growth and performance.
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Are you fully aware of the way you conduct business? Are you sharply focused? Able to reflect deeply and make the right decisions? Behind all your thoughts and actions are critical mental behaviors and personal habits that can make or break your business. Unless you learn how to work with your own mental pre-sets and emotional reactions, YOU may be the biggest obstacle to the success of your business!
Author Ron Guzik's ten-step roadmap to success in business will help you:
* Identify mind-sets that may help or hurt your company.
* Rekindle your entrepreneurial fire.
* Focus your attention for sharp decision making.
* Teach you how feelings influence everyday business decisions.
* Generate creative energy for increased productivity.
PRAISE FOR "THE INNER GAME OF ENTREPRENEURING"
"Ron Guzik is a master of emotions, heart, and entrepreneurship at work. If you want to be successful outwardly and feel great inwardly, THIS BOOK IS A MUST! Ron shows us how to change and what it takes to be a healthy, secure, whole human being in one of the best business books on the market today." (Jacqueline Miller, CEO and president, Partnerships for Change, and coauthor of the bestseller, "Heart at Work")
"A powerful tool for business success, as well as an effective guide to personal achievement." (Cynthia M. Kreuger, author, "Hit the Ground Running: Communicating Your Way to Business Success")
"The Inner Game of Entrepreneuring' is a refreshing look at entrepreneurship and small business management. Ron approaches business success as a fusion of self-analysis, personal psychology, and time-tested management principles. A mind-expanding approach to the holistic view of business." (David K. Gay, director, Small Business Development Center, College of DuPage)
About the Author
Ronald E. Guzik is a vice president of United Financial of Illinois, Inc., and a veteran instructor of courses in entrepreneurship and business. An active speaker and frequent lecturer on small business topics, he also has been a contributing editor to "Svoboda's Business Magazine" since 1995.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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This Book's a Lifesaver!,
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This review is from: The Inner Game of Entrepreneuring: 10 Steps to Mastering the Small Business Challenge (Paperback)
Anyone who's struggling to take a new business to the next level will greatly benefit from reading THE INNER GAME OF ENTREPRENEURING. Ron Guzik talks to you in a friendly, commonsensical tone, as someone who has "been there" in developing a business. This book will steer you through your own psychological barriers, and help you bring them down so you can really communicate. This will mean more sales, better relations with your vendors and employees, and also more clarity in what you are aiming for. In other words, a much-needed handbook for entrepreneurs, no matter what the size of their dreams.
0 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Do not be deceived by this title,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Inner Game of Entrepreneuring: 10 Steps to Mastering the Small Business Challenge (Paperback)
Contrary to appearances, this book has nothing to do with any of Tim Gallwey's Inner Game books including The Inner Game of Tennis, The Inner Game of Golf, The Inner Game of Music or the upcoming The Inner Game of Work. The authors' use of this title is perhaps intentionally designed to decieve readers, and suggests an interesting if not questionable definition of the word 'entrepreneuring'.
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