Give Your Business Competitive Edges with the Help of These 5 Books

If we know one thing without even being a part of the business industry is that this is field is unpredictable. You can lose when you expected gain and you can receive gain when you foresaw loss. It is difficult to put up with a competitive edge especially in these struggling times of pandemic and the general conclusion and suggestion would be playing it safe. But in this article, the writers and business experts are contradicting the general suggestion. Read this article and give your business competitive edges with the help of these 5 books.

The Lucky Formula – Mark Lachance

Mark Lachance presents the real flaw and facts about not growing up. Most people are waiting. What are they waiting for? The right time, and who is going to dictate the right time, who is going to decide which is the right time? The right time is always NOW. The present is the right time. This book will guide you on how to start moving with whatever you have without getting laid back and waiting for the right opportunity to come. You have to fetch the right opportunity it seldom happens that the right opportunity will reach out to you and you will manage to get hold of it. This book is an inspirational book for those who feel like a failure and unmotivated.

Rare Breed – Sunny Bonnell and Ashleigh Hansberger

With unique stories, practical stories, and unconventional advice, experts Bonnell and Hansberger are providing methods and techniques on how to be a ‘rare breed’ in the business field. How without taking larger leaps or higher risks, one can mold their vices and principles and make a good deal out of it and make a good profit in business. This book is for the people who are willing to go beyond convention and set their own rules for their growth, the ones who believe in individuality and faith in their virtues.

The Hawke Method – Erik Huberman

Awareness, nurturing, and trust – according to Erik Huberman these three are the pillars of growing a system and keeping it strong. Erik Huberman guides people who are facing a downfall or are willing to start a business with the advice of building these three pillars because this will help in the development of marketing strategy.

Brands Don’t Win – Stan Bernard

Stan Bernard discloses the practical and proven Transcender system that companies like Tesla, Starbucks, and Amazon use to outstand and stay a few steps ahead of the game of business. This book proves why companies like these grew so faster and why they have their plan and they follow that, unlike other companies that are still following the traditional techniques and methods for enhancing their business. It is not the name of the brand but the individuality that is keeping them ahead in the game.

The Trap of Success – Gene Hammett

This book is not about how to make millions or create a multinational company or a successful business. But this book is about the traps you get along with little achievements. Have you ever felt so cozy and comfortable in a state that you just got trapped in it without even realizing that you are not even growing anymore? Have you ever felt unsatisfied even after having money, success, and the goal you were dying to achieve? Hammett offers the readers this trap of conventional success through this book. The Trap of Success will take the readers and potential businessmen out of their comfort zone so that they can grow beyond convention and without setting a limit for success.

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