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πŸ‘‰ Many people believe that β€œfollowing your passion” is the key to success. πŸ“– So Good They Can’t Ignore You by Cal Newport explains that passion is often the result of first mastering a valuable skill because doing helps increase autonomy, competence, and social connections.

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πŸ‘‰ We often set artificial limitations on our skills and abilities. πŸ›‘ One bad experience can cause us to believe we’ll never improve in certain areas. πŸ“–Mindset by Carol S. Dweck is about how to unlock our full potential by maintaining a growth mindset. #selfhelp

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Not all self-reflection is helpful. Learn about the dark side of introspection with my three favorite tips from CHATTER by Ethan Kross. rickkettner.medium.com/chatter-by-eth… #selfhelp #SelfImprovement #Entrepreneurs #booksumary

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πŸ‘‰ Startup life is hard. 🚫 No matter how much planning or research you do, there will be unexpected surprises. πŸ“– The Hard Thing About Hard Things by benahorowitz.eth is a must-read for founders who face tough challenges or want to be better prepared to do so. #startups #founders

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πŸ‘‰ Generating value for customers doesn’t always translate into business success. πŸ“– Zero To One by Peter Thiel is about how to turn your #startup idea into a valuable business. The book is an inspirational read for #founders interested in building a more valuable company.

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πŸ‘‰ Do you feel overwhelmed or wish you had more time? πŸ“š Here are my 6 favorite productivity tips from 281 books. rickkettner.medium.com/the-6-best-pro… #productivity #productivitytips #productivityhabits

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πŸ‘‰ What is the one thing you must do every day to make everything else in your life easier? πŸ“– The One Thing by Gary Keller is about how to increase results through focus and prioritization. If your time is being pulled in a million directions, The ONE Thing is a must-read.

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🎯 The goal of a great company is to earn a profit, not to take business from rivals. πŸ‘‰ Yet, even if you’re focused on creating value and profit, you will face tough competition. πŸ“– "Understanding Michael E. Porter" explains how to be profitable in a competitive market.

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πŸ‘‰ Want to build better products and services? πŸ’‘ Here are my 5 favorite product development tips from 281 books. youtube.com/watch?v=CmpQ-c… #productmanagement #productdevelopment #productstrategy #productmanagers #productdesigners

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πŸ‘‰ Some marketers make the mistake of trying to appeal to a broad audience. πŸ›‘ As a result, they spread their efforts too thin and fail to build momentum. πŸ“– This Is Marketing by Seth Godin explains how to create a movement by starting with the smallest viable market.

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πŸ‘‰ Want to avoid short-term thinking that can hurt your business? πŸ“– The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek is about how leaders can make long-term decisions that strengthen their position over time by maintaining an infinite mindset. #leadership #businessstrategy #entrepreneurs

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πŸ‘‰ Want to get a raise? Need to close a business deal? Ready to buy a house? πŸ“– Never Split The Difference by @VossNegotiation explains how to properly negotiate for the things you want in life, without burning bridges or hurting relationships. #negotiating #negotiationtips

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πŸ‘‰ Advertising is a great way to attract customers, but... πŸ’‘ As a business grows, it’s wise to invest in other channels for greater freedom & control. πŸ“– They Ask You Answer by Marcus Sheridan is about how to use #contentmarketing to attract loyal customers to your business.

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πŸ“² Digital distractions hurt our ability to focus. πŸ‘‰ As a result, we rarely get to be fully immersed in a challenging, yet rewarding activity. πŸ“– Flow by Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi explains how to fight back against distractions and regain the joy of deep, meaningful work.

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πŸ‘‰Many businesses are slow to react to the evolving needs of their customers. πŸ“– Hacking Growth by Sean Ellis & Morgan Brown explains how to accelerate innovation and business growth by building a culture of continuous experimentation. #ProductManagement #Marketing

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πŸ“² Between app notifications, email alerts, and social updates, it can be difficult to be productive. πŸ“– Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport is about how to be more intentional when using technology. It’s packed with actionable advice for reclaiming time and improving focus.

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πŸ‘‰Many new products make an initial splash, achieve limited success, and then quickly fade in popularity. πŸ“– Perennial Seller by Ryan Holiday is about how to avoid that fate by creating timeless products. #productmanagement #productmarketing #productdevelopment

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πŸ‘‰ It’s no secret that businesses often fail in the face of disruptive innovation. πŸ’‘ What’s surprising is that this isn't necessarily due to bureaucracy, arrogance, or short-term thinking. πŸ“– The Innovator’s Dilemma by Clayton Christensen explains why even great companies fail.

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The top three insights from Rob Fitzpatrick πŸ“š book "The Mom Test" - Talk About Their Life Instead Of Your Idea - Watch Out For Compliments, Fluff, Or Ideas - Be Prepared To Ask The Hard Questions Learned this from Rick Kettner