28/05/08 10:00
I’m a bit late in reading How to Drive Your
Competition Crazy, but that doesn’t mean this book
is in any way out of date. What was true in
marketing in 1995 is still true today. As we all
know, some things don’t change, the most prominent
of those is our nature.


Guy
Kawasaki doesn’t really need an introduction,
but for those of you who haven't heard of him
just check out
his site, he
doesn’t hide much. I
will say he’s a
businessman, an entrepreneur and an
inspiring
speaker.
Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover
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Tags: Guy Kawasaki, How to Drive Your Competition
Crazy, book Review, Guerilla marketing, ruthless business, crushing the competition
07/05/08 10:00
What can we- internet marketers- learn from
psychology, sociology, physics, military tactics,
sports plays and politics? Mark Joyner believes
that we con learn to control the minds of
others.

I had recently ordered a
tall stack of marketing books from
Better World
Books. Seeing as my stack had a few Mark
Joyner books in it, and I am very curious as
to this man’s success (in a good way!

), I added
Joyner’s Mind
Control Marketing online rerelease, as
well.
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Tags: Mark Joyner, Mind Control Marketing, book Review, brainwashing methods, Cult tactics, Marketer books
30/04/08 10:00
I’ve been given a marvelous opportunity by
Michael Port, who’s dared to ask me to review his
second book, Beyond Booked Solid and kindly sent me
a manuscript, pre-print (yes this is a first for
me- I’m kinda psyched
)

Who’s Michael Port?
Don’t worry, I didn’t
know either. Apparently the reason for that is
because I don’t read The Wall Street Journal. (I
know, I know... Spank me later

) Truth be told, try as I might,
I couldn’t find any bad reviews of Port’s
books or services. You can check him out for
yourself at
his site and his
YouTube
channel and just for fun, take a look at
his
acting rap
sheet, too. The Short version of it is
that Michael Port is a business teacher
(‘cause the word guru has been tortured to
death and needs some time to heal

), a speaker and author and a
bit of a philosopher. As is evident in his
writing, which is profound, yet applicable.
Profound, yet Applicable
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Tags: Michael Port, Beyond Booked Solid, Book Yourself Solid, book Review, leadership, Working with people, Hiring, Business-Person-Self-Help, Business systemizing, Collaborating Vs. Delegating