Archive for the ‘Book Tools’ Category

Free Book Summary and Tool for Willpower by Roy Baumeister

I’ve just posted a new Book Tool package for the fantastic (and relatively new) book Willpower by Roy Baumeister and John Tierney.  Head over to the CuriousPursuit.com Book Tools page where you now have access to a whole TWO (2) tool packages!  Not too many right now, but I am resolved to get quite a [...]

Posted by Tom on November 20th, 2011 under Book Summaries, Book Tools, Psychology, Willpower Tags: , ,  •  No Comments

Know and Honor Your Goals

In the last post I talked about finding out the needs of the other party and how important that is in negotiations large and small.  This post is a call to “never forget your own goals!” If you allow your attention to be pulled off of your own goals and objectives and give up what [...]

Posted by Tom on March 14th, 2011 under Getting More  •  No Comments

What Do They Want

One of the hardest steps to learning successful negotiation is the paradox of knowing and honoring your goals while focusing on the other party’s needs at the same time. Why focus on their needs?  Because that’s where successful negotiation begins and ends.  If you can discover what they TRULY want and find a way to [...]

Posted by Tom on March 7th, 2011 under Getting More  •  No Comments

Baby Steps to a Better Life

“Baby steps get on the bus, baby steps down the aisle, baby steps …” – Bill Murray as Bob Wiley in “What About Bob?” If you suffer from work paralysis, your problem might be that you don’t know how to take “baby steps”.  Just like you can’t eat an entire Thanksgiving dinner in one bite, [...]

Posted by Tom on March 1st, 2011 under Getting More  •  No Comments

eMyth … Great Book.

I read The E-Myth for the first time while I was in college.  At the time it was merely a fascinating read that I tossed aside shortly after finishing.  I recently have come across a few articles, videos and other media that have reminded me of the book and so I’ve picked it up again [...]

Posted by Tom on February 28th, 2009 under Book Tools, Business, Motivation  •  2 Comments