Again - as stated in other places - this blog is my own little personal digital shelf. I can find easily direct others to information later. I will share this one a lot.
Life is incredibly short. In my 20s I laughed at the idea of a mid-life crisis. In my late 30s, quickly approaching 40... I sneezed, blinked, opened my eyes and 20 years flew by.
I heard a preacher say, "You will be the same person with the same problems 20 years from now. The only things that will change this are the books you read and the company you keep." Towards that end, I'm sharing a list of books created by Rob Davis, someone I know well and highly respect.
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[Rob Davis] Below are a few books I've found very useful over the years.
 
MUST READ FOR FIRST LINE MANAGERS IN ANY FUNCTIONAL GROUP 
 
First, Break All the Rules: What the World's Greatest Managers Do 
Differently
 
 
Influencer: The Power to Change Anything
 
 
The Effective Executive: The Definitive Guide to Getting the Right 
Things Done
 
 
What Management Is: How It Works and Why It's Everyone's 
Business
 
 
MUST READ FOR SECOND LINE MANAGERS AND ABOVE IN FIELD SALES  
 
Developing The Leader Within You
 
 
Integrity: The Courage to Meet the Demands of Reality 
 
 
The Extraordinary Leader : Turning Good Managers into Great 
Leaders 
 
 
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others 
Don't
 
 
The Channel Advantage
Life is incredibly short. In my 20s I laughed at the idea of a mid-life crisis. In my late 30s, quickly approaching 40... I sneezed, blinked, opened my eyes and 20 years flew by.
I heard a preacher say, "You will be the same person with the same problems 20 years from now. The only things that will change this are the books you read and the company you keep." Towards that end, I'm sharing a list of books created by Rob Davis, someone I know well and highly respect.
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[Rob Davis] Below are a few books I've found very useful over the years.
