GOOD TO GREAT BY JIM COLLINS BOOK REVIEW
One of the most popular management books of all time is Jim C. Collins’s Good to Great, which has sold over four million copies. The...
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CROSSING THE CHASM BY GEOFFREY A. MOORE BOOK REVIEW
by hexavia
A high-tech product lunch may be tricky, and failure results in wasting time and money. Businesses are particularly at risk when attempting to cross the...
SYSTEMOLOGY BY DAVID JENYNS BOOK REVIEW
by hexavia
Do you want to create a business that runs itself? Sometimes, do you feel like your business is an adult daycare facility? Are you always...
CURRENT MARKETING TRENDS: GLOBAL RECOMMENDATIONS IN 2023
by hexavia
So, what’s trending right now? Everyone wants to know the current trends in different aspects…fashion, entertainment, politics, etc. And if trends are very important to...
THE BUSINESS OF TRUST, PEOPLE AND CHARACTER
by hexavia
Trust to me is a synonym for consistency. Trust or its opposite is the natural result of tens of tiny actions, words, thoughts and intentions. ...
Your Next Five Moves: Hexavian Book Review
by hexavia
Your Next Five Moves examines how developing your strategic thinking skills can help both your business and your personal life. With practical suggestions and techniques,...
The Art of War by Sun Tzu
by hexavia
Business is often compared to warfare without weapons. The timeless “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu has influenced military, political, and corporate leaders all...
Nigeria Visa Free Countries in Europe & Other Parts of The World
by hexavia
Nigeria visa free countries in Europe and other parts of the world. Henley Passport Index ranks the Nigerian passport 98th in terms of travel freedom. And...
KSS – Five stoic practices to stop procrastinating in your life
by hexavia
“How much longer will you put off demanding the best for yourself?” According to Seneca, delaying things is the largest waste of life because it...
Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene Summary Part 1
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‘The manipulative and devious live in a world they perceive as full of people like them.’–Bertrand Russell. All Robert Greene books sound brutal. But...