Book description
Bob Beaudine believes Networking is Not working for Americans any longer. This highly respected head hunter shares his philosophy on what really works in not only identifying what your dream in life is but how to get it. Using his unique principle Beaudine takes the networking concept, shakes it up…
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1 author picked The Power Of Who as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I have told countless people about this book; it is one of the most life-changing books I’ve ever read. Bob Beaudine offers a dramatic idea: that each of us is given 15 “who”—people who can profoundly change the course of our lives.
Our “who” consists of 12 friends, 3 close friends, and one best friend who help us achieve our goals and dreams. Each of these people has a sphere of influence and can introduce us to them. Since reading this book, I have paid much closer attention to my “who” and how to stay actively involved with…
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