
I am crazy for reading. I love it, I will have 3-4 books going at the same time typically all dog-eared with my notes in the columns and handmade indexes in the back. I was talking to a friend last week and he told me, “Not everyone loves to read, some people are like me and love to learn through the ears, not the eyes.”
This is so true, my wife has the nasal capacity of a bloodhound and it prompted me to write the article, “Honey, you smell like a Wendy’s jalapeno burger!” It illustrates how to market through different senses often overlooked.
We are testing a new forum called “300 pages in three minutes!” We will summarize a great business book in audio format highlighting the main points and lessons learned. You will vote with your mouse if this is a complete waste of time or a new addition to the Franchise Whale line up. The first installment (I hope of many to come), is titled “Richard Branson,losing my virginity” I loved this book. It highlights a dyslexic, awkward kid, terrified of public speaking that goes on the change the world and become a billionaire. Airline franchise, space travel, records, retail, boardroom coups…today he has 200 business units with 50,000 employees all started from a basement with a 8 dollar gift from his Mother for writing paper.
Enjoy!
Monday, May 5, 2008
300 pages in three minutes!
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6 comments:
Love it. I will let everyone know it.
Thanks Scott. We will also push it out to iTunes like our CEO interviews if we get enough buzz going. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Chad, I just recieved your comment on my blog, and wanted to stop by and thank you for commenting. You remind me a lot of myself! However, instead of speaking Chinese, I opted to learn Japanese. Keep up the great work! Those great ideas that keep us awake tend to be the best ones too... *=)
Domo arigato! Love your blog. May you sleep light and live big dreams!
Hi, thanks for stopping by my blog too - it's nice to get feedback! Like you I also love reading, and this book is one I've been meaning to beg, borrow or steal for some time. May have to make it more of a priority now. Will be checking back to hear more book recommendations.
Thanks Jennie,
Glad we have some things in common. People are sticking around on the site longer and I am finally getting some comments. A dead guys blog has more action than me on most days! I love CEO and entrepreneurial biographies. Thursday we have a new CEO interview you might find interesting. Thanks for stopping by.
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