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Summary: Willing to change?
Review: Powerful & provacative, but requires a seat belt. If you don't believe you need this book, then don't try it. If you are seeking excellence, realize there might be a better way, or have just stalled, this book is for you. Redundant at times, the point is well taken. Your success to date will hinder your future growth. Sounds absurd, but in retrospect all too true. A great book for executives who think they have made it.
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Summary: A must read book for successful managers and executives
Review: There are many success 101 books available today. This is not one of them. This book is written for people who have been successful and find themselves stuck at a plateau arising out of the very strategy that made them successful. The Last Word on Power is the critical next step, which invite its readers to leave the restraining safety of what has worked in order to do what has up until now been impossible.For managers and executives living in a world where simply making attainable continuous improvements is not enough, "The Last Word on Power" is a must read. Written in powerful thought-provoking language, readers will find this book impossible to put down until finished and unforgettable thereafter. I highly recommend it. Joe Santana,
Coauthor Manage I.T.
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Summary: This book is the BEST
Review: This book, and Steve Chandler's "17 Lies", would be the only two books you would ever need in your life if you wanted to learn how to be both POWERFUL and very, very happy. Tracy Goss succeeds in doing what no one thought could be done.....she has taken the MOST useful and exciting teaching from the Landmark Forum and made it accessible to everyone in this fine, fine, book. Werner Erhard should be very proud of this. Her book shows you EXACTLY how to reinvent yourself, anywhere, any time, no matter what your past history was. She shows you how to gracefully step outside of all past influences on your current life and reinvent yourself anew ANY WAY YOU WANT TO BE. Most self-help books cheer you on, but don't tell you exactly what to do. Tracy Goss does it all. Read carefully, read slowly, read as if you had a life-threatening disease and THIS was the cure.
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Summary: This book is the BEST
Review: This book, and Steve Chandler's "17 Lies", would be the only two books you would ever need in your life if you wanted to learn how to be both POWERFUL and very, very happy. Tracy Goss succeeds in doing what no one thought could be done.....she has taken the MOST useful and exciting teaching from the Landmark Forum and made it accessible to everyone in this fine, fine, book. Werner Erhard should be very proud of this. Her book shows you EXACTLY how to reinvent yourself, anywhere, any time, no matter what your past history was. She shows you how to gracefully step outside of all past influences on your current life and reinvent yourself anew ANY WAY YOU WANT TO BE. Most self-help books cheer you on, but don't tell you exactly what to do. Tracy Goss does it all. Read carefully, read slowly, read as if you had a life-threatening disease and THIS was the cure.
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Summary: a must if you want to change your thinking and succeed
Review: This is a mind-boggling book that demands a new way of not just thinking, but being, in order to achieve success that has thus far eluded you. Tracy Goss explains what a winning strategy is and isn't, dying before going into battle, making impossible declarations and many other concepts in a book that you will want to read and study over and over.
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Summary: The Last Word on Power - Tracy Goss
Review: This is an excellent book about "reinventing your self" as a leader in order to make the "impossible" happen. I have applied the concepts here and have indeed found tremendous change. As a result, my team and I have been able to do many things which were previously considered "undoable". For those who are faint hearted, don't buy this book. However, if you really want to go for "BIG RESULTS FAST", this is the book for you! Idris
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Summary: Good Enough to Recommend to Clients!
Review: Tracy Goss departs from the tired worlds of either the boring or sophmorically enthusiastic management books and gives us a book good enough to recommend to our own clients. One of my clients, a highly intelligent executive and a voracious business book reader, said "Whoa! You didn't tell me I would actually have to think to read this!" Tracy takes management consulting to unprecedented heights and gives those of us who pay sharp attention to the human factor as it relates to business success a book worthy of our profession.
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Summary: Good Enough to Recommend to Clients!
Review: Tracy Goss departs from the tired worlds of either the boring or sophmorically enthusiastic management books and gives us a book good enough to recommend to our own clients. One of my clients, a highly intelligent executive and a voracious business book reader, said "Whoa! You didn't tell me I would actually have to think to read this!" Tracy takes management consulting to unprecedented heights and gives those of us who pay sharp attention to the human factor as it relates to business success a book worthy of our profession.
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