Ignorance, Confidence, and Filthy Rich Friends
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Ignorance, Confidence, and Filthy Rich Friends
The Business Adventures of Mark Twain, Chronic Speculator and Entrepreneur
Krass, Peter
John Wiley & Sons Inc
03/2007
288
Dura
Inglês
9780471933373
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter one. Early Hard Knocks on the Road to Riches and Fame. Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: How to Outwit Your Superiors.
Chapter two. How to Quit a Good Job and Then Lose a Million Dollars.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Even a Crank Knows to Dress for Success.
Chapter three. Sometimes Necessity Is the Mother of a Career.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Overcoming Stage Fright and Winning the Audience as a Public Speaker.
Chapter four. Welcome to Corporate America: Hard-Nosed Negotiating and Profit-Driven Management.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Authors Stormy Work Habits.
Chapter five. Sucked into the Gilded Age: Money Lust and the Making of an Inventor.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Managing a Glut of Loathsome Correspondence.
Chapter six. Seeing and Seizing Opportunities:Venture Capitalist and Wall Street Speculator.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Half-Soled Stockbroker.
Chapter seven. Bold Vision and Imagination: How Twain Made General U. S. Grant and Himself Rich.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Smoking Inspires Brainstorming and Problem Solving.
Chapter eight. A Shakespearean Business Tale: How Blind Love in Business Turns to Tragedy.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Image Is Everything, But Interviews Are Twaddle.
Chapter nine. Enduring Financial Crisis and Adversity:A Rockefeller Crony Comes to the Rescue.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Are Ethics for Fools?
Chapter ten. Salvaging a Career and Dignity.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Avoid My Example.
Chapter eleven. Back in the Saddle: Playing the Insiders Game.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: How to Live a Long, Successful Life.
Selected Mark Twain Maxims.
Notes.
Index.
Chapter two. How to Quit a Good Job and Then Lose a Million Dollars.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Even a Crank Knows to Dress for Success.
Chapter three. Sometimes Necessity Is the Mother of a Career.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Overcoming Stage Fright and Winning the Audience as a Public Speaker.
Chapter four. Welcome to Corporate America: Hard-Nosed Negotiating and Profit-Driven Management.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Authors Stormy Work Habits.
Chapter five. Sucked into the Gilded Age: Money Lust and the Making of an Inventor.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Managing a Glut of Loathsome Correspondence.
Chapter six. Seeing and Seizing Opportunities:Venture Capitalist and Wall Street Speculator.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Half-Soled Stockbroker.
Chapter seven. Bold Vision and Imagination: How Twain Made General U. S. Grant and Himself Rich.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Smoking Inspires Brainstorming and Problem Solving.
Chapter eight. A Shakespearean Business Tale: How Blind Love in Business Turns to Tragedy.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Image Is Everything, But Interviews Are Twaddle.
Chapter nine. Enduring Financial Crisis and Adversity:A Rockefeller Crony Comes to the Rescue.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Are Ethics for Fools?
Chapter ten. Salvaging a Career and Dignity.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Avoid My Example.
Chapter eleven. Back in the Saddle: Playing the Insiders Game.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: How to Live a Long, Successful Life.
Selected Mark Twain Maxims.
Notes.
Index.
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Chapter one. Early Hard Knocks on the Road to Riches and Fame. Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: How to Outwit Your Superiors.
Chapter two. How to Quit a Good Job and Then Lose a Million Dollars.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Even a Crank Knows to Dress for Success.
Chapter three. Sometimes Necessity Is the Mother of a Career.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Overcoming Stage Fright and Winning the Audience as a Public Speaker.
Chapter four. Welcome to Corporate America: Hard-Nosed Negotiating and Profit-Driven Management.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Authors Stormy Work Habits.
Chapter five. Sucked into the Gilded Age: Money Lust and the Making of an Inventor.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Managing a Glut of Loathsome Correspondence.
Chapter six. Seeing and Seizing Opportunities:Venture Capitalist and Wall Street Speculator.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Half-Soled Stockbroker.
Chapter seven. Bold Vision and Imagination: How Twain Made General U. S. Grant and Himself Rich.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Smoking Inspires Brainstorming and Problem Solving.
Chapter eight. A Shakespearean Business Tale: How Blind Love in Business Turns to Tragedy.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Image Is Everything, But Interviews Are Twaddle.
Chapter nine. Enduring Financial Crisis and Adversity:A Rockefeller Crony Comes to the Rescue.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Are Ethics for Fools?
Chapter ten. Salvaging a Career and Dignity.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Avoid My Example.
Chapter eleven. Back in the Saddle: Playing the Insiders Game.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: How to Live a Long, Successful Life.
Selected Mark Twain Maxims.
Notes.
Index.
Chapter two. How to Quit a Good Job and Then Lose a Million Dollars.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Even a Crank Knows to Dress for Success.
Chapter three. Sometimes Necessity Is the Mother of a Career.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Overcoming Stage Fright and Winning the Audience as a Public Speaker.
Chapter four. Welcome to Corporate America: Hard-Nosed Negotiating and Profit-Driven Management.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Authors Stormy Work Habits.
Chapter five. Sucked into the Gilded Age: Money Lust and the Making of an Inventor.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Managing a Glut of Loathsome Correspondence.
Chapter six. Seeing and Seizing Opportunities:Venture Capitalist and Wall Street Speculator.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: The Half-Soled Stockbroker.
Chapter seven. Bold Vision and Imagination: How Twain Made General U. S. Grant and Himself Rich.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Smoking Inspires Brainstorming and Problem Solving.
Chapter eight. A Shakespearean Business Tale: How Blind Love in Business Turns to Tragedy.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Image Is Everything, But Interviews Are Twaddle.
Chapter nine. Enduring Financial Crisis and Adversity:A Rockefeller Crony Comes to the Rescue.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Are Ethics for Fools?
Chapter ten. Salvaging a Career and Dignity.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: Avoid My Example.
Chapter eleven. Back in the Saddle: Playing the Insiders Game.
Quirky Habits and Brazen Philosophy: How to Live a Long, Successful Life.
Selected Mark Twain Maxims.
Notes.
Index.
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