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Understanding Your Strengths and Your Team’s
Strengths
About Coaching
Books
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The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life
and Business
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The Trusted Advisor
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How to Become a Rainmaker Every business needs
revenue, but not everyone is up to the job of
going out and shooting bear. And why are the
bear hunters often so difficult? This insightful
look at top sales people will help you excel as
one or to understand the person who can bring in
the all important dollars you need to be
successful. |
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Customer Loyalty This terrific
explanation of how to gain and then grow your
customers explains why it is more profitable to
keep a good customer than to constantly strive
for new customers. |
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Learn how to create
new markets for your product rather than join
the bloodbath of competition that is all
targeting the same consumers. This is the
ultimate thinking-outside-the-box tome. |
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Stop Telling, Start Selling by Linda
Richardson
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Leadership Chronicles of a
Corporate Sage: Five Keys to Becoming a More
Effective Leader by Susan Bethanis Not sure what
coaching is or if it’s for you? This quick read
demonstrates an ideal coaching relationship.
You’ll learn to set priorities with your coach
and maximize your relationship. If you are
thinking about hiring a coach for your team,
you’ll learn how to navigate the third party
relationship that is created in that scenario. |
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The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss This best
seller shows you how to outsource almost
everything. It’s a great resource for those who
want to have balance in their lives. It shows
you how and where to ask for help rather than
attempting to do it all yourself. |
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From Kitchen to Market by Stephen F Hall Written
specifically for the specialty food trade, this
is a perfect place to start your journey if you
want to build a gourmet food brand. |
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Sell Your Specialty Food by Stephen
F Hall A follow up to Mr.
Hall’s From Kitchen to Market. To be reviewed in
the future. |








