Publisher's Synopsis
Resilience isn't about dodging curveballs-it's about bouncing back, taking one step at a time, and keeping your momentum up-even when you are facing the biggest business challenge of your life!
Is there nothing in the world you have wanted more than to become an entrepreneur?
Do you dream of determining your own success, doing what you are passionate about, and making a profound difference in your clients' lives?
Do you fear that you could lose everything you have worked so hard to attain so far?
If you're a little reluctant to take the entrepreneurial leap, it's understandable.
Business is an unpredictable world, and lightning can strike when you least expect it. Rob Kosberg works with all kinds of experts who will agree. In fact, he's gathered 20 of them into this book:
- Joel Erway - Greg Mohr - Joan Walsh - Edward C. Hill - Laura Temin -
- Albee Shanefelter - Selina Delangre - Jess Hughes - Rami Donahoe -
- Stephen Krempl - Angela Leapua - Dr. Marcia Hunter - Amir Baluch, MD -
- Dr. Gena Lester - Roger Khoury - Dr. Deanne De Vries - Tom Wall, PhD -
- Nichole Lewis - Lori Polep - Dr. Vladimir Frias -
The above authors can tell you; resilience isn't about merely surviving - it's about bringing your most positive, flexible, creative self to the table. And this book has been written to help you do just that.
Inside, you will discover:
- Never Judge a Book by Its Cover: 4 myths about franchising that may stop you from identifying remarkable opportunities for business success
- The 4 circles of success-Skills aren't everything; You also need the right mindset, tools, and plan of action!
- Why true mastery begins when comfort ends-11 ways to find your way out of the darkness when you're feeling stuck or facing "defeat"
- How to hone the 6 crucial attributes of self-leadership so you can intentionally and purposefully influence your thoughts, feelings, and actions
- A modern model for transitioning your business online and breaking free from the chains of the 9-to-5 lifestyle
- How to find your sweet spot by generating peaceful profits and focusing on the process instead of performance
- The Key to Global Growth: why culture and context matter if you want a growing international client base
- From zero to $1.3 billion-how active listening, process improvement, and continuous improvement will help your company grow and thrive
And so much more.
When you face business setbacks, it can seem like everything is lost.
But successful entrepreneurs ranging from Steve Jobs to Starbucks' Howard Schultz have shown you successful comebacks are possible-so long as you develop the skills you need to boost your resilience.
