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There may no longer be an exam waiting at the other end, but the tug of “required reading” somehow didn’t stop with college… Now the rows of books on business beckon your professional self differently… with the vague but real possibility that within them might lie the secrets to serious success (if you could just actually READ them).
Guess what: there IS a perfectly legitimate way to cheat: Executive Book Summaries
| Equate them to a personal shopper for your wardrobe– Executive Book Summaries aim to be your “personal reader” by screening the myriad business books published each year, picking the best of the bunch, and them distilling them down to 8- page summaries that read like magazine articles. Need a little more guilt-assuaging on this? A scientific study shows people will retain the ideas contained in a summary of this nature more easily than those contained in a book… what’s more, according to Inc. magazine, this is “how some of the best business minds get their information.” |  |
Use them to stay on top of new ideas, inspire yourself or colleagues, and screen for the books you really want to read in their entirety. Subjects include time management (our fave), marketing and advertising, productivity, trends and forecasts, negotiation, entrepreneurship and leadership.
Subscriptions start at $119 (14 months for the cost of 12). And hey, with every 400-page book you might have had culled to a mere 8… just imagine what you can do with all that extra shelf-space…
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