The Baron Son: Vade Mecum 7 - Hardcover

Davis, Vicky Therese; Patterson, William R.; Patton, D. Marques

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1595753575 ISBN 13: 9781595753571

Publisher: Long & Silverman Pub Inc, 2005

Synopsis

A legend from centuries past, the tale of a young boy who loses everything, and through struggle, finds the secret to become the richest, most powerful man in the world. Readers learn alongside three scholars as the Baron recounts his story of detriment and triumph while conveying supreme principles that will guide one and all in their journey to success. Each chapter details how the most prominent individuals establish and maintain their positions.

About this title

Review:

"'The Baron Son' is remarkable—a challenging and satisfying guide to success through inspired strategic leadership." -- Tom Peters

"...'TBS' is an allegorical tale that is as powerful in its own way as 'Who Moved My Cheese?'" -- Al Ries

"A breakthrough approach in relating leadership principles that have long served those in commanding roles." -- Bob Johnson, Founder and CEO, Black Entertainment Television, Inc.

"We learn the most important lessons of life from stories and fables. 'TBS' carries this tradition to a new height." -- Brian Tracy

From the Author:

From the onset of writing "The Baron Son," we were not trying to reinvent any wheels; we just wanted to supply an innovative approach. Yet, what should have been straightforward quickly became complex. Which principles to highlight and in what direction to steer our tale became a daily topic of conversation. Line by line, we argued over every detail. Like many others on a journey to success, we often saw the sunrise during the process, which from inception to its realization on the following pages, took nearly five years and a lot of phone calls. Utilizing the art of negotiation with each other, the publishing company, and everyone else on the path to seeing our vision realized, we forged "The Baron Son" into this finished work. We understand that we all must do whatever it takes to become financially adept—anything that will make the lessons stick. So we try different approaches, attack from different angles, because what matters with financial education is breaking through to everyone. We hope that with the release of "The Baron Son," even more of those individuals, who previously thought they had no reason to read a business book, will find themselves mistaken.

About this edition

• Publisher: Long & Silverman Pub Inc
• Publication date: 2005
• ISBN 10: 1595753575
• ISBN 13: 9781595753571
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 189