The Creator’s Code The Six Essential Skills of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs by Amy Wilkinson Soundview Book Reviews: Consultant and entrepreneur Amy Wilkinson’s book, The Creator’s Code, is a step-by-step guide on how to become a successful entrepreneur. It is based on 200 interviews with those who have achieved the heights of entrepreneurship — from well-known pioneers

by Soundview Book reviews: Consultant and author Paul Stoltz has previously written extensively on adversity, developing what he calls the “Adversity Quotient,” which measures the ability to leverage setbacks and failures into success. Stoltz has more recently discovered, however, that while AQ is essential to success, it is not sufficient. As he explains in his

by Jonathan Fields of the Good Life Project: “When you take art, the thing you are actually learning to do is to see.” Do you remember being a kid and loving to draw? But at some point early on you learned that your art wasn’t good enough? So you stopped. What if you had learned

by Benoit Foucher-Coach: Asking Myself The Big Question: 5 months ago, I decided to reassess my coaching career by asking myself the forever-in-your-face-simple-yet-profound question: “what do I really want now?” The answer surprised and inspired me at the sam time: I want to coach bold and crazy men who are willing to transform so they

with Ana Melikian Ana is the host of the MINDSET ZONE podcast and the Director of Education for the Book Yourself Solid® School of Coach Training. She loves to help service based businesses grow. She has a soft-spot in her heart for self-employed professionals who are great at what they do, yet hate to market

by Tim Ferriss of thefourhourworkweek.com This post and episode is intended to help you with unexpected problems that will crop up any week. My guest is Ryan Holiday, who became Director of Marketing at American Apparel at age 21 (!) Since dropping out of college at 19 to apprentice under strategist Robert Greene (author of