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|author=The Chartered Management Institute
|title=Managing Yourself (The Checklist Series: Step by step guides to getting it right)
|rating=5
|genre=Business and Finance
|summary=When you start work, when you become a manager or move up the ladder it's assumed that you will need training in ''managing''. This is always assumed to be managing other people, but it's only very rarely that any consideration is given to managing yourself - and then probably only in specific areas. But - if you haven't sorted yourself out, thought through your own actions and motivations, how can you give leadership to others? ''Managing'' ''Yourself'' remedies this and covers the cradle to grave of working life. If you have ambitions to move up the career ladder - or even if you just want to have a more rewarding and stress-free working life - this book is essential reading.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1781251452</amazonuk>
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|author=Martin Bjergegaard and Jordan Milne
|summary=When you build a business you set off with unbridled enthusiasm and if you're lucky it does seem as though the Gods are flying along with and you holding your hands. But they have other calls on their time and at some point something will go wrong. It's inevitable. It might be something unforeseeable, something outside of your control, or an event which you really should have prepared for. In addition to growing this fledgling business you're now trying to troubleshoot, to second guess and eventually you stop moving forward and do little but worry about what can go wrong. There's a temptation to try and put it out of your mind: why give your nightmares an outing during the day? What you need is a plan - a structured, unthreatening way of looking at what can fail and how you would deal with it.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1118326830</amazonuk>
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