
Jack Covert Selects > Diary of a Very Bad Year: Confessions of an Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager by n+1, Keith Gessen & Anonymous Hedge Fund Manager, Harper Perennial, 260 pages, $14.99, Paperback, June 2010, ISBN 9780061965302
Keith Gessen is the founder of n+1, a mostly literary magazine out of New York City, and the author of All the Sad Young Literary Men, which, as you can probably gather from the title, is also thoroughly literary. So, how is it that he has now penned one of the most fascinating books to date on the recent calamity on Wall Street?
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Awakening the Entrepreneur Within The internationally bestselling author of "The E-Myth Revisited" offers this handbook on how to go from dreaming about owning a business to actually doing it. ...
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DREAM, DARE, DO!
Published July 6, 2010 12:00 p.m. - Everybody has dreams regarding work, relationships, health and personal development But what does it take to go from Dream to Dare and, eventually, Do? What are the secrets of real and lasting change?

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Could You Be The CEO?
A few people mentioned the book Preparing CEOs For Success: What I Wish I Knew to me, and admittedly, I haven't gotten around to it until now, months after its May pub date. What I didn't realize I was missing, was more than just some expert's opinion about the challenges and successes of being CEO ... Read more
Design Is How It Works
Jay Greene's Design Is How It Works: How the Smartest Companies Turn Products Into Icons was published this week by Portfolio. It's an interesting overview of companies that have integrated a design philosophy into their business model, releasing products that don't just look nice, but function and ... Read more
Invaluable
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The Keen Thinker (Vol. 7)
Our new mid-summer edition of The Keen Thinker is now available.
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The Big Brain Business Book Club
We're nearing the first anniversary of our Big Brain Business Book Club. For the past four quarters, we've sent out the best picks from the newest books. There have been books from a well-known Fortune 500 CEO, a man you know by name, an urban studies theorist who focuses on creativity in cities, a j ... Read more
Being Strategic on Public Television
We loved Erika Andersen's book Being Strategic: Plan for Success; Out-think Your Competitors; Stay Ahead of Change when it was released last year and are now excited to learn that she'll be extending the ideas in the book to a Public Television Special that begins airing in August, 2010.
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