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Reinvention: How to Make the Rest of Your Life the Best of Your Life |  | Author: Brian Tracy
Publisher: AMACOM
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Pages: 224
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Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 6 x 1.2
ISBN: 0814413463
Dewey Decimal Number: 650.1
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Publication Date: January 5, 2009
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Product Description
If you knew you couldn't fail, what is the greatest thing you would dare to dream? Is the job you now have the one you've always wanted? Do you work with the kind of people you'd like to work with? As personal success expert Brian Tracy can attest, it's not until you deal with the dissatisfactions of the present that you can move onward and upward to create the wonderful future that is possible for you. And it is possible.
In Reinvention, Brian Tracy reveals how every one of us is engineered for success, and with the right focus, can re-make ourselves and put an end to the chronic stress, unhappiness, and dissatisfaction we might feel in our careers and lives. This unique, life-altering audio book gives listeners an interactive series of exercises they can use to focus on what they really want for themselves, and:
- take control of their careers
- turn unexpected shakeups and turbulence into positive occasions for growth
- dramatically improve their earning ability
- develop the self-confidence to take the kind of risks that lead to rapid advancement
- decide on and get the job they really want
- set clear goals for their lives
- write resumes that get results
- determine their own salary range
We live in a time of rapid change...but also of unprecedented opportunity. This audio book supplies listeners with a proven system they can use to turn their greatest dreams into reality!
Book Description
If you knew you couldnât fail, what is the greatest thing you would dare to dream? Is the job you now have the one youâve always wanted? Do you work with the kind of people youâd like to work with? As personal success expert Brian Tracy can attest, itâs not until you deal with the dissatisfactions of the present that you can move onward and upward to create the wonderful future that is possible for you. And it is possible. In Reinvention, Brian Tracy reveals how every one of us is engineered for success, and with the right focus, can remake ourselves and put an end to the chronic stress, unhappiness, and dissatisfaction we might feel in our careers and lives. This unique, life-altering book gives readers an interactive series of exercises they can use to focus on what they really want for themselves, and: take control of their careers ⢠turn unexpected shakeups and turbulence into positive occasions for growth ⢠dramatically improve their earning ability ⢠develop the self-confidence to take the kind of risks that lead to rapid advancement ⢠decide on and get the job they really want ⢠set clear goals for their lives ⢠write resumes that get results ⢠determine their own salary range We live in a time of rapid change...but also of unprecedented opportunity. This book supplies readers with a proven system they can use to turn their greatest dreams into reality!
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 Reinvention - Brian Tracy August 24, 2010
Brian R Pelikan (St. Charles, MO, US)
Brian Tracy does it again. This book provided fantastic insights about how to effectively reinvent yourself at any time and especially, during the economic downturn. I highly recommend it.
A good time to read this book is now! October 22, 2009
Jessica V. Psalidas (Atlanta, GA USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
As we deal with the crashing economy and other things in our life, this book can help you see through it all. Reinvention is about starting over when necessary and doing it with joy and zest. If you are having to changes jobs and start "over" again, this book will interest you. Read it and learn to take on new experiences as opportunities for improvement in your careers. Financial Purity
 Rehashed Self-Help Compilation July 22, 2009
G. Hubble
13 out of 21 found this review helpful
For those who have never read this genre before, this book is sure to be helpful. For anyone familiar with self-help, self-actualization, organizational and personal psychology books, you won't find anything new here.
Brian Tracy borrows from everyone who has gone before, and never manages to pull it all together into a concise actionable package. I found myself envisioning an endless strategic planning PowerPoint presentation that the consultant couldn't reduce to an effective executive summary.
A powerful key to job fulfillment March 13, 2009
Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
REINVENTION: HOW TO MAKE THE REST OF YOUR LIFE THE BEST OF YOUR LIFE is a powerful key to job fulfillment and reinvention overall and comes from a 'success expert' with an international reputation. He's helped thousands of people reinvent themselves - and here tells how to evaluate, form a game plan for, and implement change. While business libraries will gain much - so will any general-interest lending library.
Perfect for Changing Times, Brian's "Reinvention" Book Delivers Answers January 25, 2009
Kenneth Calhoun (Colorado, USA)
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
Given the massive turmoil in the economy, millions of job losses and business failures everywhere, Brian Tracy's latest book, "Reinvention" is a perfect solution to help all of us develop a new path forward.
This book is ideal for anyone who's facing difficult changes right now, or wishes to improve and "re-engineer" their life. I've been a longtime Brian Tracy fan, he's one of the few core people who's had a dramatic impact on my life, and this book adds to the knowledge you can get from studying Brian Tracy's winning approach.
Specifically, what's new and different about "Reinvention", and why I recommend it so highly, is:
+ It has a very methodical, proven step-by-step process you can use to "take stock" of where you're at, and how to map out a plan for actions to be taken moving forward.
+ Interactive activities, eg self-check lists and inventories designed to help you highlight what you're best at, how to benefit from it, and what personal strategic direction you want to move forward with.
+ For those seeking jobs, Brian's put together an entire chapter on how to get the perfect job you want, including new tips that are action-oriented and focused for results.
+ Chapter 6, my favorite, is entitled "How Do You Get Ahead?", and contains tons of new tactics that Brian hasn't shared anywhere else yet (like how to "Become Profit-Oriented in Your Business", for example).
+ Tactics for helping you reinvent yourself and put together a plan that will motivate you to "give yourself the benefit of the doubt", during tough times, to find out what direction you want to head in next, and to get started moving in a positive, specific action-oriented manner forward.
Brian's produced yet another winner, I tell all of my customers to immerse themselves in Brian's training, because it's so useful and forms a proven foundation for personal and business success. Be sure to get to his in-person seminars if you can, I saw him in Denver again a few months ago and he was terrific, as always.
I like to see Brian as a gentle, wise and knowledgeable mentor whose voice (through his words, audios, videos, and teleseminars/seminars) has helped me immensely, in many ways (from business success to sales to presentation skills to managerial success to handling challenging times to goal-setting, and so much more). One of the best-read (and respected) individuals on the planet, he's a true researcher and teacher.
This new addition, "Reinvention", is a perfect tonic for troubled times, and I highly recommend it to everyone who's seeking success and techniques for getting a new start on life. Bravo, Brian - thanks!
A++++
Regards,
Ken Calhoun, President
Daytrading University
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| Worthwhile Reading | Your 401k Account - An Annual Checkup
By Dee Marie
You probably perform a lot of tasks annually. Some of these tasks protect you, your family, or even your assets. These chores include visiting your doctor for an annual physical or cleaning the gutters on your house. Well, next time you're making your list of 'must-do's' be certain to include a checkup for your 401(k) plan on your list.
Your annual examination of your 401(k) plan should cover a few different aspects of your investment. You can check each one quickly by exploring your most recent account statement.
First, you should evaluate your contribution amount. Changes in your financial position over the past year could warrant an increase or decrease in the amount you put into your 401(k).
Receiving a raise at work is a great occasion to increase your retirement contribution. Changing your contribution amount isn't what matters here; it's taking the time to decide if you should make a change.
Next, you should take a look at your investment choices. A mutual fund that was outperforming its peers at this time last year may have tanked over the last twelve months. Although it's important to remember that you don't want to change your investment allocations too often, a regular examination of the funds you've chosen isn't excessive.
Finally, you should check on the way your investment options within your 401(k) are spread. Investing in four mutual funds, you might decide to put twenty-five percent of your account into each fund. However, if one fund grows more aggressively than another, at the end of the year you may have forty percent in one fund, ten percent in another, and twenty-five percent in each of the remaining two funds. Since financial experts sometimes advise that retirement accounts should be spread among many different types of investment, you may want to rebalance your account back to your original allocations of twenty-five percent in each fund.
Making changes to your 401(k) plan isn't something that should be taken lightly. Speak with your financial advisor if you aren't certain about the direction you should be taking. Regardless of the actions you decide to take, you'll feel better about your retirement plan after taking care of its annual maintenance.
Want to learn how to save more money? Head on over to http://NotMadeOfMoney.com/blog - Be sure to grab our RSS feed or sign up to receive email updates
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