Money and Finance
From Men and Rubber: The Story of Business:
- The First Principle Of Salesmanship...
From Harvey Firestone in Men and Rubber: The Story of Business: Thereby, quite unconsciously, I turned up the first principle of salesmanship--which is, that you must thoroughly believe in what you have to sell. Then selling becomes merely a matter...
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I've previously asked for (good) business biography recommendations, and I appreciate all who have sent titles along (the list so far is HERE). On a related note, I came across the following site which has a bunch more listed: Business History - Business...
- Harvey Firestone Quote
"...a man ought now and then to get far enough away to have a look at himself and his affairs. Otherwise, he gets lost in the details and forgets what he is really doing." –Harvey Firestone, Men and Rubber: The Story of Business ...
- Keep It Simple, Fool
During the height of his career, Albert Einstein was in the middle of hearing his notes dictated to him by his secretary when he stopped and asked her, "Did I really write that? I could have put that so much simpler." - Just as Einstein was able to simplify...
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It's been 2 days ever since I created my blog and already have gotten slightly over a thousand viewers. I'm quite happy that people actually do find my blogposts worth reading. However, I also noticed a few emails asking me what are my plans for...
Money and Finance
Harvey Firestone quote
From Men and Rubber: The Story of Business:
Sometimes it seems that it might be better to go back to those simpler days, that one might get more out of a less complex life. But it cannot be done. One changes with prosperity. We all think we should like to lead a simple life, and then we find that we have picked up a thousand little habits which we are quite unconscious of because they are a part of our very being--and these habits are not in the simple life. There is no going back--except as a broken man.
- The First Principle Of Salesmanship...
From Harvey Firestone in Men and Rubber: The Story of Business: Thereby, quite unconsciously, I turned up the first principle of salesmanship--which is, that you must thoroughly believe in what you have to sell. Then selling becomes merely a matter...
- Links
I've previously asked for (good) business biography recommendations, and I appreciate all who have sent titles along (the list so far is HERE). On a related note, I came across the following site which has a bunch more listed: Business History - Business...
- Harvey Firestone Quote
"...a man ought now and then to get far enough away to have a look at himself and his affairs. Otherwise, he gets lost in the details and forgets what he is really doing." –Harvey Firestone, Men and Rubber: The Story of Business ...
- Keep It Simple, Fool
During the height of his career, Albert Einstein was in the middle of hearing his notes dictated to him by his secretary when he stopped and asked her, "Did I really write that? I could have put that so much simpler." - Just as Einstein was able to simplify...
- Why Ns Might Be Ruining Your Chances Of Getting Married & Building A Home ; What Your Average Singaporean Really Wants!
It's been 2 days ever since I created my blog and already have gotten slightly over a thousand viewers. I'm quite happy that people actually do find my blogposts worth reading. However, I also noticed a few emails asking me what are my plans for...