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Making Great Decisions in Business and Life
by David R. Henderson and Charles L. Hooper, Chicago Park Press, 287 Pages, $28.50 Hardcover, November 2005, ISBN 0976854104
In November "The Wall Street Journal" gave this book a good review; I hadn't heard of the publisher and during my research I discovered why. The book is self-published. I asked for a copy and was pleasantly surprised to see a rave quote from John C. Whitney, an author I respect. After reading the book, I have to agree with the WSJ. This book is the perfect combination of academic thought and practical application. The book is loaded with entertaining and realistic examples to support the authors' points and there is a graphical element--decision trees--throughout the book.
As they state:
Our central theme is that a little clear thinking goes a long way. This book will help you make great decisions in your business and in your life. In most of the situations you'll ever face, whether in your personal or business life, if you use some basic tools to clear your head you'll do better than if you don't. This book is your toolbox.
Nice and succinct, don't you think?
I hesitate to give away the main insights of the book but think they thoroughly demonstrate just how these guys are. Here are their insights:
Folks, this is a book that is the best of both worlds; it's full of practical advice and it's interesting. Honestly, I carried this book around with me and read it at every spare moment.
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Posted by jack at January 6, 2006 3:35 PM