Winning with People by John C. Maxwell
April 13, 2008
Do you need others to achieve your vision?
If your answer is NO, that means your vision is not big enough. If your answer is YES, that means you will need to have relationships with other people. Not only a common relationship, but a winning relationship. That is about how you can win with people.
I have just finished reading this book. If you are familiar with the previous book reviews I have shared, you will notice that they only have a short paragraph describing the book. From this book onwards, I am planning to give a more proper review of the book I read. Hopefully, it will help you decide whether you need to get the book and really benefit from them. As usual, I’m still providing the browse articles button, specifically to help you get the articles I have written, inspired from the book.
The book Winning with People consists of the five big questions below:
- The Readiness Question
- The Connection Question
- The Trust Question
- The Investment Question
- The Synergy Question
Popularity: 45% [?]
Winning by Jack Welch
March 11, 2008
Jack Welch, once the CEO of GE, sharing insights on winning in career and life. Many insights that he shared touched a lot on being a leader, top executive or manager. One of the core values that he shared often is candor and authenticity, he value those attributes very much in how he has managed GE into as successful as it is right now.
Popularity: 34% [?]
Changes That Heal by Dr. Henry Cloud
March 5, 2008
Dr. Henry Cloud shares about grow and changes, emphasizing on how we can understand our past to ensure a healthier future. Besides knowing the truth and grace, he also emphasize that we need time to change, nothing comes instantly. We need relationship and bonding, as well as boundary to be a mature person. Really a recommended book for people who want to grow and have healthier future as a better person.
Popularity: 30% [?]
The DNA of Success by Jack M. Zufelt
February 28, 2008
“Know what you want… to get what you want” That’s the main message of this book, success is all about knowing your core desire and your effort to maximize your conquering force, many insights about success, self esteem, relationship, and learning that I got from this book. Check out my articles!
Popularity: 37% [?]
Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
February 28, 2008
This book is about the conversation between a young, ambitious man, Mitch and an old, dying man, Morrie Schwartz. This book teach us about the greatest lesson on life from Morrie’s experience. Morrie is such a wise person, I’m inspired a lot by his insights, how he still can have great attitude even when he is dying.
Popularity: 29% [?]
How to Find Your One True Love by Bo Sanchez
February 25, 2008
Looking for a date? This book will help you a lot on having the right perspective on finding your one true love. This book emphasize on finding the right one, your one true love instead of anyone to become your lifelong partner. The author is a Filipino, you will not be able to see the book in the Amazon, but I will suggest you to check out his site here.
Popularity: 28% [?]
Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker
February 14, 2008
This book inspired me very much about the changing of mindset that we all need. This book gives us comparisons between the mindset of rich and poor people. Check my articles that are inspired from this book to see how different the mindset of the millionaires, the mindset that we all need to learn.
Popularity: 22% [?]
How to Manage Performance by Robert Bacal
February 7, 2008
Book on managing the performance of your subordinates, very useful guide for managers to do performance assessment on their staffs. One statement that struck me is that we should evaluating based on behavior and not based on attitude. Be objective and not subjective in evaluating your staffs. Check my articles on my summary on the book!
Popularity: 19% [?]
The Introvert Advantage by Marti Olsen Laney, Psy.D
January 20, 2008
This is the book that opens my eye about introversion. Many times we think that introvert is bad, abnormal, or introvert is unlikely to be successful or introvert. From this book I got a lot of insights about introversion which we actually can consider it as advantages instead of limitation. Really a must read for introverts!
Popularity: 22% [?]
25 Ways to Win with People by John C. Maxwell & Les Parrott, PH.D.
January 2, 2008
“Do you dream big enough?”, that’s one question that I remembered very much from this book. When you have a big dream, you either get help or give up. No single person can fulfill a big dream; we always need people to work with, and this book gives you insights on the 25 ways you can win with people, achieving your dream together.
Popularity: 17% [?]
