A few of my favourite moments from the last few Extraordinary Business Book Club episodes, and this time it’s all about grit – which seems to be an inevitable ingredient in the writing of a business book.
- Ayse Birsel on optimism and finding the best answers in the worst places
- Elaine Halligan, whose own life demonstrates the power of grit in turning tough situations around, on getting the support you need
- Michael Brown on finding purpose in personal tragedy
- Ben Hunt-Davis on translating the grit required to win Olympic Gold into everyday gold
- Sam Conniff Allende on not taking no for an answer
- Pippa Malmgren on the necessity of asking difficult questions
- Derek Lewis on the repeated application of grit in the pursuit of good writing
- Michelle Sales on how to mitigate the grit with what you’re great at, and
- Pete Williams on why the discipline of writing brings such great business benefits.
LINKS:
The 10-day Business Book Proposal Challenge (starts 14 January 2019!): https://alisonjones.leadpages.co/proposal-challenge/
The Extraordinary Business Book Club writing day in Reading on 12 December: https://alisonjones.lpages.co/ebbc-writing-day/
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