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Hub You - Entrepreneurial Ongoing Education Advice
Are you:• Someone who can manage and be managed?• Do you have a great Personality- can you represent and be an Ambassador for a company?• Do you have Team/People/Conversational and Verbal skills?• Can you work long after-hours and weekends?• Can you find time to volunteer for company projects?• Play golf or team sports?Believe it or not, these are some of the unwritten requirements that interviewers look for during a job interview. Industry skills and certification are always important and if all you want is a back office desk job with no human interaction. But it is the extras that will get people hired faster and promoted quicker.Here is what you n
Big Blue
Shapes of Time
Start Small Finish Big
E-Myth
Psychocybernetics
A Salesmen is a Problem Solver
Innovation
Guerilla Marketing series
Slim Forever
Grinding it Out
Net Centric Warfare
On War
Pour Your Heart Into It
Books to understand reality:
Virus Hunters of CDC
Bin Laden, INC.
Germs
Hot Spot
Cobra Event
Clone
Brief History of Time
The Road Ahead
Most of the reading list of the "Futurists"
Machiavelli
Theory and Practice of Hell
Mien Koff
Proudy's book on JFK
US VS. Microsoft
Confessions of a Stockbroker
Confessions of a VC
Secrets of the Temple
McLibel
The Rotten Heart of Europe
Amsterdam and the History of Commerce
The Art of War
VonClauswitz on War
JFK Reckless Youth
Tapes:
The Psychology of
S Corporation is an elective provision that permits small business corporations and their shareholders to elect special income tax treatment. To become S Corporation or Small Business Corporation, the IRS has several special requirements.The corporation must timely file IRS Form 2553 with the IRS. This election must be made by March 15 of the current year, if the corporation is a calendar-year taxpayer. The election will then take effect for the current tax year. A new corporation must make the S election within 75 days of formation; otherwise, it will be a C corporation for the first year and an S corporation thereafter.The S corporation must not have more than 75 shareholders. Before 1997,
I see the need for the modern Entrepreneur for on going learning, which must not stop after HS. In order to continue a life long education it is important to understand and observe the world, understand our places in it. We must also realize the ideals that got us here and the people who worked so hard to bring about the change needed to propel mankind's future. Below is a list of recommended Biographies, Books, Audio Tapes and Movies, which can assist you in your lifetime of learning and your pursuit of happiness as you Entrepreneur warriors deliver mankind everything we see, every where we go. We owe it all to you; you are the most noble of all people, you are the builders of civilization. I thank you for your continued efforts and urge you to continue your education do you can be even stronger.
People:
Maya Angilou
Bertrand Russell
John Nash
Chuck Yeager
Charles Deming
Milton Friedman
Fredrick Winslow Taylor
Cecil Rhodes
Jane Goodall
Juaque Custaeu
Betsy Ross
Aristotle
Winston Churchill
Alexander the Great
Bill Gates
Steve Balmer
Fred Smith (Fed Ex)
Michael Dell
General Patton
Ronald Reagan
Princess Diana
Jack Welsh
Ray Kroc
Tom Monahan
Richard Branson
Einstein
HP Founders
Greenspan
Volker
Sam Walton
Walt Disney
Thomas Edison
L. Ron Hubard
Gandhi
Thomas Paine
Howard Shultz (starbucks)
Yanklevich
Henry Ford
Lance Armstrong
Pele
Louis Roukeyser
Von Clauswitz
Vince Lombardi
Tiger Woods
Joe Nameth
Wayne Gretsky
Mark Spits
Carl Lewis
Neil Armstrong
Hank Aron
Schwartzkoff
Babe Ruth
Steven Wolfram
Steven Hawkins
Thomas Jefferson
The President
Nelson Mandella
Warren Buffet
Larry Ellison
Dave Thomas
Ted Turner
Craig McCaw
Andy Grove
Steven Spielberg
Gene Roddenberry
Carl Seagan
Books: What they don't Teach You at Harvard Business School
The Death of Competition
Win Win Scenarios
Infoprenuers
Swim With the Sharks...
What Color is Your Parachute
The Sky is not the Limit The Ground is
Winning Numbers
People of the Century By Dan Rather
Profiles of Genius
Winning
It is Always Something
Holographic Universe
Believe to Achieve
The GE Way
The World on Time
Millionaire Next Door
Think and Grow Rich
Bible
500 Year Delta
Finite Capacity Scheduling
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
It Ain't as Easy as it looks
Blown to Bits
A Future Perfect
The Whiz kids
Disruptive Technology
Opportunity in Chaos
Dilbert series
Trump series
Essays of Warren Buffet
If it Ain't Broke, Break it
We Seven
Rocking the Ages
In all His Glory
Big Blue
Shapes of Time
Start Small Finish Big
E-Myth
Psychocybernetics
A Salesmen is a Problem Solver
Innovation
Guerilla Marketing series
Slim Forever
Grinding it Out
Net Centric Warfare
On War
Pour Your Heart Into It
Books to understand reality:
Virus Hunters of CDC
Bin Laden, INC.
Germs
Hot Spot
Cobra Event
Clone
Brief History of Time
The Road Ahead
Most of the reading list of the "Futurists"
Machiavelli
Theory and Practice of Hell
Mien Koff
Proudy's book on JFK
US VS. Microsoft
Confessions of a Stockbroker
Confessions of a VC
Secrets of the Temple
McLibel
The Rotten Heart of Europe
Amsterdam and the History of Commerce
The Art of War
VonClauswitz on War
JFK Reckless Youth
Tapes:
The Psychology of W
Here was an interesting survey I read recently that, I think came from Korn-Ferry, the international search firm. The survey said that the primary reason why people are rejected on interviews is NOT for lack of skills competency, the primary reason people are rejected is that they talk too much—almost 40%. Approximately 20% are rejected because they behave arrogantly on the interview.So, what does this say to you in how you should behave on an interview?Keep your answers to the point of the questionWhere possible, keep your answers to 30 – 45 seconds in length. For in-depth questions, you can speak for a minute.One of things you need to do in answering questions is to keep an ey
People:
Maya Angilou
Bertrand Russell
John Nash
Chuck Yeager
Charles Deming
Milton Friedman
Fredrick Winslow Taylor
Cecil Rhodes
Jane Goodall
Juaque Custaeu
Betsy Ross
Aristotle
Winston Churchill
Alexander the Great
Bill Gates
Steve Balmer
Fred Smith (Fed Ex)
Michael Dell
General Patton
Ronald Reagan
Princess Diana
Jack Welsh
Ray Kroc
Tom Monahan
Richard Branson
Einstein
HP Founders
Greenspan
Volker
Sam Walton
Walt Disney
Thomas Edison
L. Ron Hubard
Gandhi
Thomas Paine
Howard Shultz (starbucks)
Yanklevich
Henry Ford
Lance Armstrong
Pele
Louis Roukeyser
Von Clauswitz
Vince Lombardi
Tiger Woods
Joe Nameth
Wayne Gretsky
Mark Spits
Carl Lewis
Neil Armstrong
Hank Aron
Schwartzkoff
Babe Ruth
Steven Wolfram
Steven Hawkins
Thomas Jefferson
The President
Nelson Mandella
Warren Buffet
Larry Ellison
Dave Thomas
Ted Turner
Craig McCaw
Andy Grove
Steven Spielberg
Gene Roddenberry
Carl Seagan
Books: What they don't Teach You at Harvard Business School
The Death of Competition
Win Win Scenarios
Infoprenuers
Swim With the Sharks...
What Color is Your Parachute
The Sky is not the Limit The Ground is
Winning Numbers
People of the Century By Dan Rather
Profiles of Genius
Winning
It is Always Something
Holographic Universe
Believe to Achieve
The GE Way
The World on Time
Millionaire Next Door
Think and Grow Rich
Bible
500 Year Delta
Finite Capacity Scheduling
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
It Ain't as Easy as it looks
Blown to Bits
A Future Perfect
The Whiz kids
Disruptive Technology
Opportunity in Chaos
Dilbert series
Trump series
Essays of Warren Buffet
If it Ain't Broke, Break it
We Seven
Rocking the Ages
In all His Glory
Big Blue
Shapes of Time
Start Small Finish Big
E-Myth
Psychocybernetics
A Salesmen is a Problem Solver
Innovation
Guerilla Marketing series
Slim Forever
Grinding it Out
Net Centric Warfare
On War
Pour Your Heart Into It
Books to understand reality:
Virus Hunters of CDC
Bin Laden, INC.
Germs
Hot Spot
Cobra Event
Clone
Brief History of Time
The Road Ahead
Most of the reading list of the "Futurists"
Machiavelli
Theory and Practice of Hell
Mien Koff
Proudy's book on JFK
US VS. Microsoft
Confessions of a Stockbroker
Confessions of a VC
Secrets of the Temple
McLibel
The Rotten Heart of Europe
Amsterdam and the History of Commerce
The Art of War
VonClauswitz on War
JFK Reckless Youth
Tapes:
The Psychology of
You might have seen them while watching TV shows such as Extreme Makeover, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, or What Not to Wear. Or you might have heard that Martha Stewart needed them to give her advice on how to look sympathetic to a jury.We're talking about Image Consultants, and they have one of the hottest new businesses today.Also known by such titles as wardrobe consultant, fashion stylist, or makeover consultant, image consultants are paid to show people how to create a fabulous impression. They might recommend wearing different colors or new styles, go through closets to toss out clothing that isn’t working, shop for a new wardrobe, and put together incredible outfits. They might advi
Michael Dell
General Patton
Ronald Reagan
Princess Diana
Jack Welsh
Ray Kroc
Tom Monahan
Richard Branson
Einstein
HP Founders
Greenspan
Volker
Sam Walton
Walt Disney
Thomas Edison
L. Ron Hubard
Gandhi
Thomas Paine
Howard Shultz (starbucks)
Yanklevich
Henry Ford
Lance Armstrong
Pele
Louis Roukeyser
Von Clauswitz
Vince Lombardi
Tiger Woods
Joe Nameth
Wayne Gretsky
Mark Spits
Carl Lewis
Neil Armstrong
Hank Aron
Schwartzkoff
Babe Ruth
Steven Wolfram
Steven Hawkins
Thomas Jefferson
The President
Nelson Mandella
Warren Buffet
Larry Ellison
Dave Thomas
Ted Turner
Craig McCaw
Andy Grove
Steven Spielberg
Gene Roddenberry
Carl Seagan
Books: What they don't Teach You at Harvard Business School
The Death of Competition
Win Win Scenarios
Infoprenuers
Swim With the Sharks...
What Color is Your Parachute
The Sky is not the Limit The Ground is
Winning Numbers
People of the Century By Dan Rather
Profiles of Genius
Winning
It is Always Something
Holographic Universe
Believe to Achieve
The GE Way
The World on Time
Millionaire Next Door
Think and Grow Rich
Bible
500 Year Delta
Finite Capacity Scheduling
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
It Ain't as Easy as it looks
Blown to Bits
A Future Perfect
The Whiz kids
Disruptive Technology
Opportunity in Chaos
Dilbert series
Trump series
Essays of Warren Buffet
If it Ain't Broke, Break it
We Seven
Rocking the Ages
In all His Glory
Big Blue
Shapes of Time
Start Small Finish Big
E-Myth
Psychocybernetics
A Salesmen is a Problem Solver
Innovation
Guerilla Marketing series
Slim Forever
Grinding it Out
Net Centric Warfare
On War
Pour Your Heart Into It
Books to understand reality:
Virus Hunters of CDC
Bin Laden, INC.
Germs
Hot Spot
Cobra Event
Clone
Brief History of Time
The Road Ahead
Most of the reading list of the "Futurists"
Machiavelli
Theory and Practice of Hell
Mien Koff
Proudy's book on JFK
US VS. Microsoft
Confessions of a Stockbroker
Confessions of a VC
Secrets of the Temple
McLibel
The Rotten Heart of Europe
Amsterdam and the History of Commerce
The Art of War
VonClauswitz on War
JFK Reckless Youth
Tapes:
The Psychology of
Where did the weekend go? It’s Sunday night and although you had a lovely time leaving your butt imprint on the couch for the last 48 hours, suddenly there’s a lurch in the pit of your stomach again. Yes, looming on the horizon, there is it, another Monday morning. Another Monday, you’ll face the gridlock and angrily express your dismay with the world with one finger and clutch the huge cup of coffee that you’ll need to drag yourself through the bore that is your job. The highlight of your day, other than seeing the clock hit 4:59 will of course be the secret glee you have knowing that you’ve spent hours of company time playing Solitaire and sending out countless resumes. You know you’re a lousy emplo
The Death of Competition
Win Win Scenarios
Infoprenuers
Swim With the Sharks...
What Color is Your Parachute
The Sky is not the Limit The Ground is
Winning Numbers
People of the Century By Dan Rather
Profiles of Genius
Winning
It is Always Something
Holographic Universe
Believe to Achieve
The GE Way
The World on Time
Millionaire Next Door
Think and Grow Rich
Bible
500 Year Delta
Finite Capacity Scheduling
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
It Ain't as Easy as it looks
Blown to Bits
A Future Perfect
The Whiz kids
Disruptive Technology
Opportunity in Chaos
Dilbert series
Trump series
Essays of Warren Buffet
If it Ain't Broke, Break it
We Seven
Rocking the Ages
In all His Glory
Big Blue
Shapes of Time
Start Small Finish Big
E-Myth
Psychocybernetics
A Salesmen is a Problem Solver
Innovation
Guerilla Marketing series
Slim Forever
Grinding it Out
Net Centric Warfare
On War
Pour Your Heart Into It
Books to understand reality:
Virus Hunters of CDC
Bin Laden, INC.
Germs
Hot Spot
Cobra Event
Clone
Brief History of Time
The Road Ahead
Most of the reading list of the "Futurists"
Machiavelli
Theory and Practice of Hell
Mien Koff
Proudy's book on JFK
US VS. Microsoft
Confessions of a Stockbroker
Confessions of a VC
Secrets of the Temple
McLibel
The Rotten Heart of Europe
Amsterdam and the History of Commerce
The Art of War
VonClauswitz on War
JFK Reckless Youth
Tapes:
The Psychology of
When choosing a business you want to start or pursue, the opportunities are huge and there are a wide variety of business models that you should consider before deciding on one.Discussed below you will find statistics and analysis of the plumbing training as a business opportunity for you.Government economists expect average job growth for plumbers, compared to growth in other careers, through 2014. You should find plenty of work if you choose plumbing, because there won’t be enough job hunters to take all of the open positions.The average yearly salary for plumbers is about 27K GBP. Keep in mind that apprentices start work at half the salary earned by experienced workers. You can expe
Big Blue
Shapes of Time
Start Small Finish Big
E-Myth
Psychocybernetics
A Salesmen is a Problem Solver
Innovation
Guerilla Marketing series
Slim Forever
Grinding it Out
Net Centric Warfare
On War
Pour Your Heart Into It
Books to understand reality:
Virus Hunters of CDC
Bin Laden, INC.
Germs
Hot Spot
Cobra Event
Clone
Brief History of Time
The Road Ahead
Most of the reading list of the "Futurists"
Machiavelli
Theory and Practice of Hell
Mien Koff
Proudy's book on JFK
US VS. Microsoft
Confessions of a Stockbroker
Confessions of a VC
Secrets of the Temple
McLibel
The Rotten Heart of Europe
Amsterdam and the History of Commerce
The Art of War
VonClauswitz on War
JFK Reckless Youth
Tapes:
The Psychology of Winning
Benjamin Franklin Series from Franklin Quest
Mega Memory
Executive Summaries
Audio People:
Brain Tracy
Tom Hopkins
Tom Peters
Tony Robbins
*comments: Motivational Tapes tend to be too showy, but have some value.
People should listen to tapes instead of wasting time, if you are not observing things, you should be learning something.
Favorite Movies:
Top Gun
Vision Quest
Karate Kid
St. Elmos Fire
Rocky
Matrix
Star Wars
Authors with multiple books he reads (fiction):
Ayn Rand
Arthur C Clark
Michael Creighton
Ben Bova
Tom Clancy
Tolstoy
Shakespeare Plays and Cliff 's Notes
Charles Dickens Isaac Asimov
Favorite Periodicals:
Foreign Affairs
Aviation Week and Space Technology
Wired
Red Herring
Scientific American
Popular Science
Popular Mechanics
Flying
Economist
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