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Oh no @Bookwormjillk the mail gremlins ate the contents of your envelope! Nothing was inside when it delivered. 😢

I have a major project to do and I don‘t have the motivation to work on it today. I need more of THIS!

Branding can be a nebulous concept even for seasoned graphic designers. Part philosophy, sociology, and psychology - creating a brand demands a broad range of disciplines. This book is the most exhaustive and comprehensive volume on the topic. Going step-by-step on the process, and then citing dozens of case studies, you can easily follow along and gain a better understanding of what it takes to create a successful brand.

This book is way too long (23 hrs audio) and the extensive historical contexts are unnecessary to me. I would like to hear a more succinct version where I could focus more on the actual “laws”. The book also has a very spiteful theme, as if everyone is out to get others in their pursuits for power, however, it did give me perspective of how some may think. If I hadn‘t put this on audio for my commute to work book, I never would have finished it.

Inside Book Publishing refers to understanding the process, strategies, and people involved in bringing a book from an author‘s manuscript to the market. It covers every stage, including editing, design, printing, distribution, marketing, and publicity.
Read this for more information: https://worldwidepublicists.stck.me/post/1240573/Redefining-Success-for-Authors-...

One caveat about this quote; I don‘t love the phrase “the best country in the world.” I love my country, it‘s my favourite, it‘s the best one for me, but I don‘t think that makes it just plain “the best.”

Read this for work. Good info

Reading this book while also imaging a conversation between these two. 🤣

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

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So, I wrote out a review that was really just me explaining why and how this framework works for me as a manager, but you don't really need all that. Just know that if you are looking to build trust in your team, there are guidelines here.