Simple Truth about Your Business: Why Focused and Steady Beats Business at the Speed of Light

by Alex Brennan-Martin and Larry Taylor

Finding your simple truth can be like having a positive silent partner always on your side. Using examples drawn from businesses of all types and sizes, this book explains straightforward techniques... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 193172136X
• ISBN13: 9781931721363
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Bright Sky Press
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.7" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

Common Business Sense, Southern Style

Much like the author, I have all of the standard business and management books in my collection. The Simple Truth summarizes the relevant principles of them all in a concise and well-organized fashion. It is very easy to read and provides some excellent food for thought (pardon the pun). I'm in the IT business and I find the Simple Truth is just as applicable for technology as it is for hospitality. This book is now the most referenced title in my collection. Great job Alex!

The Simple Ingredient

I've read or listened to many books Covey, Robbins, Rohn, and many others. "The Simple Truth" really sums them all up in a nice package that's an easy read. It gives you so many thoughts and inspirations on how you can improve your own business, and the quotes break the monotony. These Authors have wrote it just like the title "Simple". I've now come up with simple idea's that I think really matter to my staff and customers most and put it to work. I recommend to "Let the Simple Truth Set You Free" to grow your business. Thanks from a Customer Relations Manager.

The Simple Truth for Your Business

Relevant,easy to read, insightful and thought provoking. Great writing style. I've already seen results in my business.

Plodd is in the Details!

This is a great book no matter what business you are in. It makes you think about the things you do every day in a new light. Stories like the waiter who saw the client's view by sitting at a table remind the reader that things are not always what they appear. In the post dot com age, it is nice to see a back to basics business cook book by two gentlemen who certainly know their way around the commerce kitchen.