 
			 
				Two of Inc. magazine’s hugely popular columnists show how small-business people can deal with all kinds of tricky situations.
People starting out in business tend to seek step-by-step formulas or specific rules, but in reality there are no magic bullets. Rather, says veteran entrepreneur Norm Brodsky, there’s a mentality that helps street-smart people solve problems and pursue opportunities as they arise. He calls it “the knack,” and it has made all the difference to the eight successful start-ups of his career.
Brodsky explores this mind-set every month in Inc. magazine, in the hugely popular column he co-writes with journalist and author Bo Burlingham (best known for his acclaimed book Small Giants). In both their column and now their book, they tell stories about real companies facing real challenges, and show readers how to apply “the knack” to their own businesses.
Brodsky and Burlingham offer essential advice such as:
• Follow the numbers—that’s the best way to spot problems before they become life threatening
• Keep focusing on your real goal--it’s amazingly easy to get sidetracked by secondary concerns
• Don’t get so close to the problem that you lose all perspective Brodsky and Burlingham prove that street smarts and business acumen can be within any entrepreneur’s reach.
Bo Burlingham is editor at large at Inc. magazine. He has also written for Esquire, Harper’s, Mother Jones, and The Boston Globe, among other publications, and is the coauthor, with Jack Stack, of The Great Game of Business and A Stake in the Outcome.
1,成功没有固定模式,只有思路,但记住,思路不能确保你事事成功,但至少能大大提高你的胜算。 2,从定义上来说,所谓预测本来就不是精确的。公式仅能帮你对未来的资金需求做出合理的预估而已。 3, 自己经营公司和创立一个品牌是两码事。 4,做生意是没什么捷径的,...
评分文风幽默,案例丰富,用十分生活化和简单明了的例子描述了创业初期要注意的各种问题和可能面对的种种挑战,在书中和读者分享了自己如何克服暴躁的性格成为一个深思熟虑的企业家的过程,同时也分享了作者多年商旅生涯中通过一次次实战获得的宝贵经验和经营智慧。 我很喜欢那句...
评分我看了常青写的书评,第一次知道书评应当这样写,也第一次知道读书笔记是这样做,不过感觉这样写笔记也不是太好,因为面面俱到,反而什么都记不住了。 能找到一本好书,很不容易。 很多时候我们都在浪费自已的时间在阅读一些畅销书,而合上以后一无所获。但这本书,我就学到了...
评分看完之后才发现我已经标记了“已读”,时间是2011年。当时还是大二的学生。时隔9年了。 当时的自己肯定是没体会的,纯粹的猎奇,被书名吸引了。 全书有一个非常值得关注的点,即毛利比一切都重要。 销售员,很多小老板,甚至企业家,都很关注销售额,因为这决定了自己在做多大...
评分这是一本不可多得的好书。这本书是两三个月前读的,很多道理都忘了,但是有一点记忆犹新,就是“不能有业务员心态”“关注毛利润""业绩不是最重要的”,我估计很多sales出身的老板都会犯这些错误,因为很多老板都是业务员出身,其实每个老板本身就是top sales,做sales的时候赚...
挺有意思的,作者是个多次创业者,几条经验分享蛮有意思,比如要注重毛利率,复购率,避免开创一个新市场因为教育市场非常贵等等,语言也不晦涩,值得一看
评分挺有意思的,作者是个多次创业者,几条经验分享蛮有意思,比如要注重毛利率,复购率,避免开创一个新市场因为教育市场非常贵等等,语言也不晦涩,值得一看
评分simple language, big wisdom.
评分Norm以简洁又不失幽默的语言回答了创业各个阶段可能遇到的各种问题。希望中文翻译版能保留他那股“野蛮生存”的韵味。
评分挺有意思的,作者是个多次创业者,几条经验分享蛮有意思,比如要注重毛利率,复购率,避免开创一个新市场因为教育市场非常贵等等,语言也不晦涩,值得一看
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