Get your own personal MBA without spending a fortune
I like what ChangeThis is doing - spreading out new ideas (manifestos) on PDFs for free. One manifesto which has caught my attention is the personal MBA by Josh Kaufman.
If you are thinking of pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) and you are contemplating (I am thinking of doing one in the future). Perhaps, you might want to get your own personal MBA by reading the following 42 books and periodicals recommended:
- mastery by George Leonard
- now, discover your strengths by Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton
- getting things done by David Allen
- the 7 habits of highly effective People by Stephen Covey
- what the ceo Wants you to know by Ram Charan
- profitable growth is everyone's Business by Ram Charan
- on competition by Michael Porter
- blue ocean strategy by W. Chan Kim, Renee Mauborgne
- seeing What's next by Clayton M. Christensen, Erik A. Roth, Scott D. Anthony
- re-imagine! by Tom Peters
- the essential drucker by Peter Drucker
- first, Break all the rules by Marcus Buckingham & Curt Coffman
- the essays of Warren Buffett by Warren Buffett & Lawrence Cunningham
- poor charlie's almanack by Charlie Munger & Peter Kaufman
- the Mcgraw-hill 36-hour course in finance for nonfinancial Managers,2nd edition, by Robert A. Cooke
- essentials of accounting, 8th edition,by Robert Newton Anthony and Leslie K. Pearlman
- how to read a financial report by John A. Tracy
- getting to yes by Roger Fisher, William Ury, and Bruce Patton
- the goal: a Process of ongoing improvement by Eliyahu Goldratt & Jeff Cox
- lean thinking by James Womack & Daniel Jones
- the substance of style by Virginia Postrel
- the design of everyday things by Donald A. Norman
- the art of Project Management by Scott Berkun
- the Marketing Playbook by John Zagula & Richard Tong
- the art of the start by Guy Kawasaki
- the Bootstrapper's Bible by Seth Godin
- on Writing Well by William Zinsser
- flawless consulting by Peter Block
- how to Win friends and influence People by Dale Carnegie
- crucial conversations by Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan, and Al Switzler
- the little red Book of selling by Jeffrey Gitomer
- influence by Robert B. Cialdini
- economics in one lesson by Henry Hazlitt
- the economist
- american Business, 1920-2000 by Thomas K. McCraw, John H. Franklin, and A. S. Eisenstadt
- brand new by Nancy F. Koehn
- law 101 by Jay M. Feinman
- a Primer on Business ethics by Tibor Machan & James Chesher
- the 80/20 Principle by Richard Koch
- principles of statistics by M.G. Bulmer
- the little Book of Business Wisdom by Peter Krass (Editor)
- swanson's unwritten rules of Management by Bill Swanson
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William Ury, the author of "Getting to Yes" and the Director of the Global Negotiation Project at Harvard Law School, is auctioning off his actual shoes and an interview with him on eBay from February 12 - 19, 2006.
William's shoes are, "a pair of hiking boots Bill used while hiking and walking the trails where most of his best thinking and best ideas come from."
Other successful leaders also auctioning off or giving-away their shoes and a mentorship include David Copperfield, the master magician, Michael Gerber, the author of e-Myth, AJ Jacobs, the Esquire Editor and author of "The Know it All", Dale Murphy, the former Major League Baseball Player, and others.
This shoe and mentorship auction is part of the Get in Their Shoes campaign. ( www.getintheirshoes.org) The Campaign is a call to action by successful business leaders, athletes, entertainers, and politicians to rally aspiring leaders to lift themselves out of their limiting circumstances by proactively interviewing successful professionals within their own communities.
You can read the official Press Release at www.getintheirshoes.org/pr.pdf
You can also access the Press Kit at www.getintheirshoes.org/presskit.pdf
You can read the Entrepreneur Blog entry about the campaign at
the Feb. 2nd 2006 entry http://www.entrepreneur.com/blog/0,6834,,00.html#1
Thank you for sharing this information with your community.
Sincerely,
Patrick Tedjamulia
Executive Director, International Mentoring Network Organization
www.imno.org
ptedjamulia@imno.org
801-494-0540
Hello,
I’m launching into a crazy project : read 52 books of the PMBA list in 52 weeks, and write a resume per week in my blog. All the details are here : http://www.books-that-can-change-your-life.net/2008/my-crazy-project-read-52-of-the-best-business-books-in-52-weeks-and-post-a-weekly-review-here-on-my-blog/
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