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Marketing &
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A Simple Approach to Vast Achievement for Your Small Business
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Must-Reads
Books Recommended by SAVANOW
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The
Big Six (top)
These six books contain a foundation of knowledge for beginners --
covering motivation,
philosophy, organization and tactics. If adhered to, we think
they
comprise the closest thing to a 'formula for success' as you will ever
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Rich
Dad Poor Dad
(Philosophy)
by Robert Kiyosaki
This book tells the simple story of the author's two father figures.
Each father held fast to a rigid financial philosophy, but
only one ever escaped hardship and debt. Robert Kiyosaki
illustrates what he learned from his 'rich dad' in this extremely
readable classic.
In the USA, where basic financial education is not
part of most high school curriculums, Rich Dad Poor Dad just
may have a profound effect on your life or business. |
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The E-Myth
(Organization)
by Michael Gerber
The E-myth carefully tells the story of a small business entrepreneur
whose dream business has turned into a disaster. Luckily, the
author also includes an inspirational description of the simple shift
in perspective that would have changed everything.
Gerber outlines the different roles each small business owner must
maintain, the value of systems, and much more. |
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The Cashflow Quadrant
(Philosophy)
by Robert Kiyosaki
The Cashflow Quadrant was originally meant to be the second half of Rich
Dad Poor Dad. It builds on Rich
Dad Poor Dad with more
specific advice, and covers a broader range of
material.
The diagram mentioned in the title, "The Cashflow Quadrant" is also
introduced. The quadrant is a simple visual aid with profound
meaning. Once you read this book, you'll want to tell
everyone you know about The Cashflow Quadrant. |
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Guerrilla Marketing
(Tactics)
by Jay Levinson
Guerrilla Marketing is the complete guide to marketing your small
business. It illustrates in the simplest of terms exactly
what measures to take, and the cheapest way to do it.
Whether print or classified ad, website, radio commercial or even
infomercial, Levinson covers nearly everything you will ever need to do
-- until your small business is a BIG business. |
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Think and Grow Rich
(Motivation)
by Napoleon Hill
Some books are simply classics: they represent the perfect
combination of clarity of illustration, and profound knowledge.
Think and Grow Rich was published in 1960 by a man born in
1883. That may seem like a long time ago, but once you read
this great work of insight, you'll realize how truly timeless the
writing of Napoleon Hill is.
Think and Grow Rich is a must-read for every person who aspires to
achieve something great. |
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Psycho Cybernetics
(Motivation)
by Maxwell Maltz, M.D.
Psycho Cybernetics is a not just a breath of fresh air to humanity,
it's a hurricane. Read this book and you are bound to have a
epiphany, whether about the habits of your own mind, or just the way
you do your job. The lessons taught here can be applied to
anything, because they deal with the very foundations of our thoughts
and actions.
If everybody read and applied this book, the world would be a different
place. I hope you read this book and start improving your own
world
right away. |
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Advanced Selections (top)
These books are a little more in-depth, and dependent on your having
absorbed the knowledge of The
Big Six. |

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E-Myth Mastery
(Organization)
by Michael Gerber
E-Myth Mastery builds on the ideas laid out in The
E-Myth.
It contains specific descriptions of the various roles that
need to be filled within a small business. A world-class
company could be built on Gerber's intimate
understanding of these principles.
If you manage to apply this knowledge to your small business, the
competition may forever wonder how you did it. This book is
recommended for those who are serious about building the perfect
business. |
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Do It Yourself (top)
Sometimes you have to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty. These books are just what a small business do-it-yourselfer needs. |

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The Accounting Game
(Finances)
by Darrell Mullis & Judith Orloff
The Accounting Game is a master-work of translation. It
translates the complicated jargon and practices of accounting into a
simple story about a lemonade stand. In one book, you will
learn
how the accounting needs of a business evolve over time; all
the
way from a simple lemonade stand to a corporate giant.
Business owners should always know what's going on with their money.
This book will make sure your accountant never leaves you in
the
dust. |
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