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Shortcut to Prosperity

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Shortcut to Prosperity

10 Entrepreneurial Habits and a Roadmap for an Exceptional Career

Greenleaf Book Group,

15 min. de leitura
10 Ideias Fundamentais
Áudio & Texto

Sobre o que é?

If you believe you can do anything, nothing will stand in the way of your dreams.

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Successful manufacturer Mark Hopkins sets out to be inspiring, and he succeeds. He delivers this positive message: You can accomplish anything in life if you plan carefully and are willing to work hard. Hopkins introduces and explains 10 shortcuts to get exactly what you want. He uses stories of famous and not-so-famous people, helpful lists and widely varied examples to make his point: with a can-do attitude, diligence and ability, you can do anything. If you are trying to get yourself moving, you’ll see why getAbstract recommends Hopkins’s encouraging treatise.

Summary

A Crash Course

In 1993, David Schenk sat in the grandstands at Alabama’s Talladega Superspeedway, watching a stock car race. The cars roared around the track at nearly 200 miles per hour. On the race’s final lap, Dale Earnhardt bumped Rusty Wallace’s car, sending it flying into the air. It flipped over and over. The crash destroyed it. Schenk, an alert hobbyist photographer, captured the dramatic moment in 12 shots with his Minolta camera.

Schenk sent copies of his photos to friends who had watched the race with him. Wallace drove for Roger Penske’s race team, and a friend forwarded a photo to the team. Shortly afterward, a Penske team member contacted Schenk to find out if he had any other photos of the accident. Based on those pictures, the Penske team altered the design of its race vehicle to make it safer.

Schenk contacted all the racing magazines that covered NASCAR and one of them, the NASCAR Winston Cup Scene, offered him a part-time photography job. For the next two NASCAR seasons, Schenk covered the racing scene for the publication. The drivers, including Earnhardt, soon came to prefer him to any other photographer.

At the time, Schenk...

About the Author

Mark Hopkins founded Peak Industries, a medical device contract manufacturer. He also founded Crescendo Capital Partners, a private equity firm, and Catalyst, a foundation for microlending in developing nations.

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    O. S. 1 decade ago
    very good audio book
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    P. B. getAbstract 1 decade ago
    Sometimes a bit idealistic, but the key concepts are good. Good summary to read.
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    R. M. 1 decade ago
    This is a great book! I have enjoyed and will apply author's ideas immediately.