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Summary: Save Your Money
Review: Harvey MacKay talks about how using your rolodex can keep you in touch with people who someday will turn into an incredible asset. He tells the story how he got his first book published as an unknown author by Simon & Schuster. This is just because of all the people he knew and kept in contact with. The stories about Bill Clinton and George Bush are priceless.The ideas I got out of the tape have increased my knowledge about power relationships. Now with the power of email, my network has blossomed into an incredible force that keeps doors open for present and future business. Also, Harvey has great reading style. I have listened to this tape at least 6 times in the last 8 months.
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Summary: You never know how valuable the people you meet can be.
Review: Harvey MacKay talks about how using your rolodex can keep you in touch with people who someday will turn into an incredible asset. He tells the story how he got his first book published as an unknown author by Simon & Schuster. This is just because of all the people he knew and kept in contact with. The stories about Bill Clinton and George Bush are priceless. The ideas I got out of the tape have increased my knowledge about power relationships. Now with the power of email, my network has blossomed into an incredible force that keeps doors open for present and future business. Also, Harvey has great reading style. I have listened to this tape at least 6 times in the last 8 months.
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Summary: Not worth your money and time
Review: This audio set spends most of its time talking about the importance of network, not how to build a network of powerful relationships. I assume if you are looking for similar products, you already know the importance. The author talks of his life experience like a nice grandpa - soothing for those looking for comfort but the practical information is very diluted. When it finally talks about "how", it's mostly common sense. It's a waste of money and time.
Rating:
Summary: Save Your Money
Review: This is merely common sense stuff folks. I really felt cheated when I listened to it. It bored me out of my skull. I would prefer listening to Jack Welch 50 times in a row than have to hear the plodding, mono-tone, comon sensical tripe that's on these. Nothing new or innovative. Save your money.
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