Biography large collection of past employers - a review

Andrew Carnegie constitution must say that if you want to succeed in business, you do what successful people. To do this, you must consider how they lived, what they were doing and to get an idea of their work. This is a really good advice, no one can deny. Perhaps the reason why business students, professors, entrepreneurs, and subsequent studies all the great entrepreneurs of the past?

Since this may be the case, I would recommend a good bookIt's been great entrepreneurs, is a collection of biographies, of course, shortened, and is still in my library, after all these years. The book is:

"Entrepreneurs - Twelve who risked and succeeded by Robert L. Shook, Harper and Row Publishers, New York, NY, 1980. ISBN: 0060140259

There were many great quotes standout, one of them that I had the pleasure of W. Clement Stone, "I do not care what field you are, in realitysuccess will develop a plan to duplicate their successes. "

Another great thing to hold the reader of this book was the authors note that if you win in business, you must have goals, I want to write "your goal, in turn, a deadline set high standards, goals high.

This book outlines how great past as a businessman, John W. Galbreath, W. Clement Stone (insurance), Mary Hudson (oil), Dale W. Lang (average), Roger S. Horshow, William J. Richards (Agriculture), MaryKay Ash, Joseph Sugarman, Richard Schultz, William McCowan and John DeLorean. It explains the similarities, attitudes, methods, large stores and unity. I know that you will find this book as much as I did and I hope you keep on your shelf for a link love, please consider this.