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by Terri Morrison, Wayne A. Conaway, & George A. Borden, PhD
If you travel internationally, this book is the tool you need to avoid making cultural faux pas. Covering 60 countries, it includes tips for business customs, entertaining, greetings, gestures, dress and business gift-giving. Make sure you don't offend the clients you've been sent to impress!
Simple Steps to Impossible Dreams
by Steve Scott
If you've let excuses get in the way of your dreams, this book will lead you out of the rut. Scott profiles successful people including Henry Ford, Helen Keller, and Steven Spielberg to demonstrate that anyone can learn the skills of success. These skills include positiveness, persuasiveness and creative partnering. This book challenges you to "ignite your engines!"
The Aladdin Factor
by Jack Canfield & Mark Victor Hansen
If you feel like you're not experiencing the life you want, perhaps it's because you're not asking for it! This book explains why we don't ask for what we really want and how we can "release the genie" once we learn to overcome our fears. Who and what should you ask? How about asking your spouse for more time or respect? Or your boss for an overdue promotion? You'll be amazed reading the incredible examples of what people have received using the principles Canfield and Hansen teach!
The Color Code
by Taylor Hartman
With a myriad of books on the market that analyze personality types, this one has a fresh, logical perspective. Hartman uses basic colors to describe the four basic personality types. The sections comparing color types are also quite helpful for relating to others, especially opposite types. And on a personal note, the description of my type (according to my score on Hartman's quiz) is right on the money. I felt the author had written the book about me!
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