success in business

Legendary business woman Martha Stewart offers proven strategies and practical advice to encourage men and women to pursue their business dreams.

Mary Kay Ash, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc., explains the people-centered philosophy she believes is the key to her success, discussing Golden Rule leadership, examining the characteristics of good leaders, and sharing guidelines for communicating effectively with employees.

Discusses what is required to ensure that companies will be successful and prosper well into the future. Profiles 18 landmark companies such as Wal-Mart, Walt Disney, IBM, and Johnson & Johnson.

Donald Trump presents advice for success in business, discussing the importance of passion and covering such topics as setting high standards, thinking on a grand scale, negotiating, being tough, staying focused, and turning problems into opportunities; also includes questions and answers from the Trump University blog.

Provides advice on using one's interests to create a career and earn money and provides examples of individuals who have been successful doing so.

Provides first-time job seekers with information on how to find job listings, craft a winning resume, use email effectively, writing effective cover letters, impressing prospective employers, and getting the perfect job offer.

Contains the success stories of various entrepreneurs and offers advice on how to create a successful business.

Tony Hsieh reveals the secrets and strategies he used to find prosperity, wealth, and purpose at a young age and explains how others can use those same strategies to improve their own lives.

Trump is an icon: the very definition of the American success story. Bill Zanker started The Learning Annex with $5,000 of his own money. After meeting Donald Trump, Zanker learned to Think BIG himself and grew The Learning Annex from a $5 million-a-year company into one that's over $100 million a year in sales, and still growing. Here, you too can learn Trump's secrets to thinking BIG! Learn: momentum: how to get it and how to get it back; revenge: how and when to get it; why contracts in business and personal life are so important. Plus real-life stories from people who've applied the think BIG formula in their own lives.--From publisher description.

Kevin Liles, executive vice president of the Warner Music Group, shares his philosophy of how to achieve success in business, tells how he rose from urban street kid to music industry executive, and relates stories of people he met along the way.