The Career Bible: Quick Answers To 100+ Most Important Career Problems
The Career Bible is the latest and perhaps my favorite guide in
The Success Manual series so far. It contains 100+ concise guides on the most important problems we face in our career, at one time or another - finding what we want to do in our career, creating a winning resume, job search, job interview, workplace survival (especially the two headed demon in form of office politics and the boss), and more.
318 Pages | 107 Easy-to-follow guides
All this for only $5
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Introducing The Success Manual: The Ultimate collection of the best advice on 200+ important skills
The Success Manual, my latest project, is an easy-to-follow encyclopedia of advice with everything, yes, everything, you will ever need to know to succeed in any career you choose, starting with how you manage yourself: create a targeted resume, get a job you want, get a raise, get a promotion, manage your boss and the politics, communicate your ideas and messages clearly to the relevant people, negotiate and persuade people, start and run a business, freelance your skills, establish a personal brand and stand out by doing great and useful things... and all the other important things you must do to get ahead.
There are 290 guides, helpfully arranged across 13 skill categories, on all the skills and tactics a professional will ever need to succeed.
This all-in-one resource is a must buy for a fresh college graduate or a seasoned professional. There is just so much we all need to know to survive and succeed.
Note: The Success Manual exists in offline forms since 2004. Now it has been updated massively, and has its own
website, where you can read all the chapters and more.
Note / Updates 2021: The Success Manual has been renamed as
Tiny Skills.
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Introducing three new collections of useful advice: The Gist, Rules for Startups, and Rules for Writers
I just finished updating
The Success Manual. Simultaneously, I also compiled 3 new collections of useful advice from the best sources.
1.
The Gist: 1000+ Big Ideas From 200+ Greatest Business & Self-Improvement Books of all time.
2.
Rules for Startups: Compilation of big ideas about startups from 50+ Best Books on Entrepreneurship.
3.
Rules for Writers: 200+ Big Ideas about Writing from Great Writers.
I hope you will find them useful.
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R.I.P.: Michael Hart, Inventor of ebooks, Founder of Project Gutenberg
Michael Hart, who invented the ebook (then called in full, as electronic books) and founded the Project Gutenberg has died at the age of 64. What Wikipedia is to the availability of free knowledge,
Project Gutenberg is to the availability of free ebooks. It does so by digitizing all the books in the public domain and making them available for distribution. Project Gutenberg has 36000 books in its collection so far.
This is what Michael Hart said about ebooks in July this year:
One thing about eBooks that most people haven't thought much is that eBooks are the very first thing that we're all able to have as much as we want other than air. Think about that for a moment and you realize we are in the right job."
His
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