Bøker av Richard McPatterson

This book covers various aspects of entrepreneurship, from essential qualities for success and maintaining customer happiness to the pivotal role of networking and self-promotion. It explores the qualities of a true entrepreneur, delves into the entrepreneurial mindset of seeking opportunities, and challenges conventional methods. The chapters emphasize continuous learning, adaptability, and the interconnected nature of entrepreneurship. Overall, the book provides insights, practical tips, and real-world examples to guide aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs on their journey to success. Embark on a global journey with 582 million entrepreneurs shaping the future. From small businesses to big ones, Canada's economy thrives on skills and passion. Chapter Two reveals success secrets, and Chapter Three focuses on keeping customers happy. Networking in Chapter Four leads to success, and Chapter Five stresses self-promotion in our digital age. Entrepreneurial qualities shine in Chapter Six, mindset in Chapter Seven, and disruption in Chapter Eight. Chapter Nine challenges tradition, and in Chapter Ten, resilience takes center stage. Quick responses and continuous improvement guide entrepreneurs in this saga of navigating success in the face of adversity.

What does it mean to bealeader? What does it take to be a leader? What makes a good leader or a bad leader? Leadership can mean something different depending on person to person. Nowadays it's gotten especially hard for many to figure out what makes a person a leader and what qualities they need to possess. This leads to confusion especially among the young in terms of identifying good role models and most importantly leaders. This is where this book comes in as it starts from scratch explaining each and everything the reader needs to know about leadership. The good, bad and ugly all of it will lay bare as the book will explore different leadership styles, to understand the good and the bad leader's example being Hitler who used his power and leadership skills for evil instead of good. These examples and much more are in this book that goes through history while also giving you practical tips to understand what you need as a person to not only strive but thrive. In the end, it's a book not worth getting as a reader as you will understand what separates the leader to quote the late and great Lao Tzu who said "A leader is best when people barely know he exists when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves" -Lao Tzu. Being a leader can be a thankless job but if you want to make a change start with yourself and others will follow