商品簡介
RULES OF THE HUNT is unlike any business book you'll ever read. You won't find any trendy advice, complex theories, or unrealistic promises. Rather, you'll get the kind of honest, down-to-earth advice you would expect from a trusted mentor.
A self-made entrepreneur with more than 30 years' experience in the trenches, Michael Dalton Johnson knows what it takes to launch and run a successful business. In Rules of the Hunt, he provides invaluable insight into everything you need to know'from practical skills like negotiating, recruiting, and time management to 'soft' skills like mental agility and personal growth.
His advice will accelerate your growth and profits'delivered in a friendly, often humorous way through brief business anecdotes, short tutorials, case histories, an occasional rant, and a few horror stories. And, in true mentor form, Johnson helps you preserve both your physical and mental health during your chase for business success.
In essence, Rules of the Hunt teaches you what business schools can't. Learn everything you need to know about:
LEADERSHIP'create loyalty, inspire trust, and motivate others
RELATIONSHIPS'form strong bonds with customers, employees, suppliers, and investors
SALES'engage and excite your buyers and close more sales
MARKETING'identify, locate, and promote like the pros
TECHNOLOGY'master today's most important tool, the Internet
OPERATIONS'get things done the right way to grow profits
FORESIGHT'avoid pitfalls and plan for future challenges before they appear
SURVIVAL'maintain your health and sanity while pursuing your business goals
Successful entrepreneurship is both an art and a science, and in order to succeed you must know the rules. You'll get them here.
With Rules of the Hunt, you have everything you need to outfox the competition, maintain your integrity, and actually enjoy your hunt for business success. Straightforward, easy to understand, pragmatic, and devoid of subjective theories and ideologies, Rules of the Hunt simply tells it like it is. Nothing more, nothing less.
Praise for Rules of the Hunt
'An easy but powerful read that's guaranteed to give you fresh insights into entrepreneurial success.'
'Jill Konrath, author of SNAP Selling and Selling to Big Companies
'This is a great book, full of ideas, examples, stories and rules for increased business success and profitability.'
'Brian Tracy, author of Million Dollar Habits
"I love everything about this book . . . . If you are an entrepreneur or small-business owner, you can't make a better investment in your future success!"
'Carol Kinsey Goman, Ph.D., speaker and author of The Silent Language of Leaders
'Rules of the Hunt offers insights from the heart and mind of a man who has overcome the difficult challenges of attaining business and personal success.'
' Wendy Weiss, founder and CEO, Weiss Communications
'Rules of the Hunt gives the keys to unlock many of mysteries of attaining business and life success. I highly recommended it.'
' Chris Widener, bestselling author of The Art of Influence and the Leadership Rules
'Rules of the Hunt is amazingly hard hitting and informative, yet written in the most straightforward language I have ever seen in a business book.'
'Garth Moulton, President and cofounder, OtherScreen, and cofounder, Jigsaw Data Corporation
"I have never read a business book with so much wisdom--and so many useful ideas'on virtually every page. And all of it presented with no wasted words."
'Bob Bly, copywriter, consultant, and seminar leader
作者簡介
Michael Dalton Johnson is an award-winning trade book and magazine publisher and a successful entrepreneur with over 30 years of business leadership. He is the founder of SalesDog.com, an educational and marketing website for sales professionals, marketers, and business owners. He has appeared on NBC''s Today Show, many major television network news shows, and has been a guest on over 200 radio shows. Johnson has also been featured in leading publications, including U.S. News and World Report, Time, the Ecomist, the Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and the New York Times.
