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| Issue #81 - Recommended Reads for Design Pros |
Some of the best books on how to succeed in your interior
design business aren't about interior design.
And they aren't about business.
THIS MONTH:
+ Recommended Reads, Part I
+ Recommended Reads, Part II
Recommended Reads, Part I
The most valuable books for design professionals
in these uncertain times emphasize peak performance and
prosperity.
And positive thinking.
And managing time and money.
Want to learn more so that you can earn more?
Then, sneak a peak at the following:
+ The Success Principals, by Jack Canfield.
Take full responsibility over your life. Persistence is
the key to high achievement. When someone says "No,"
you say "Next."
+ How to Think Like a Millionaire, by Mark
Fisher and Marc Allen. Focus on abundance, success and
prosperity. Turn desires into intentions. Once you INTEND
to do something, 90% of your obstacles will disappear.
+ Feel the Fear, and Do it Anyway, by Susan
Jeffers. You can't control the world, but you can control
your reactions to it. Security isn't having things; it's
handling things. You feel pride when you make life
work despite adversity.
+ Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill.
What you conceive and believe, you can achieve. Set your
financial goal, decide what you'll give to get it, and
create a plan and timeline to achieve it.
+ Sell Yourself! 501 Ways to Get Them to Buy from
YOU, by Fred Berns. You're too good to be your own
secret. Create your commercial, document deeds, establish
expertise and, above all, differentiate yourself.
http://www.fredberns.com/SellYourself.html
Recommended Reads, Part II
+ The Richest Man in Babylon, by George
Clason. "Cures to a lean purse:" Save money, control
expenditures, invest assets, own your own
home, and provide for your family's future.
+ The Secret, by Rhonda Byrne. You attract
what you think about most: what you think
about, you bring about. Thoughts become things. Energy
flows where attention goes.
+ The Magic of Thinking Big, by David
Schwartz. Attitude is more important than intelligence.
Look at things not as they are, but as they can be. To
think confidently, act confidently.
+ Total Self-Confidence, by Robert Anthony.
You aren't what you think you are; what you THINK, you
are. Expect the best. Overcome fear, worry and regret by
living in the moment. Failure is part of growth.
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