Who's in Your Room?

by Ivan Misner, Stewart Emery, Rick Sapio

Overview

Can you imagine living a better life? Would you like to surround yourself with more supportive people? There's hope! You see, the quality of your life depends on the people in your life.

THE SIMPLE AND POWERFUL IDEAS IN THIS BOOK CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE FOREVER.

Who's in Your Room? introduces you to the concept of your life being like a room—a room where anyone who enters affects your life . . . forever. Although this concept may sound frightening, this book gives you the tools and exercises you need to take control of your room and live the life you desire.This book brings in experts to describe how people leave you with memories that cannot be erased but can be managed. You manage them by determining what's really important to you, and then you can determine how to spend your time and whom you should be spending it with. Stop living according to everyone else's rules. Shape your life by taking control of your room. Live your life by your design!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161545126
Publisher:	Indigo River Publishing
Publication date:	11/06/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Dr. Ivan Misner is the founder and chief visionary officer of BNI (Business Network International), the world’s largest business networking organization. Founded in 1985, the organization now has over 8,500 chapters throughout every populated continent of the world. Last year alone, BNI generated 9.1 million referrals, resulting in 13.1 billion dollars’ worth of business for its members.

Stewart Emery co-authored the international bestseller Success Built to Last. He has a lifetime of experience as an entrepreneur, executive coach and leader, and is considered a thought leader of the Human Potential Movement. Stewart has served as Visiting Professor at the John F. Kennedy University School of Management and led programs at the Stanford Business School.

Rick Sapio is a lifelong entrepreneur who started his first business, a bicycle repair shop, after the death of his father when he was just 13 years old. Since then, he has founded more than 20 companies. Rick is the seventh of nine children raised by a mother with serious, lifelong mental-health issues. He learned early in life that it’s best to think positively about the cards one’s been dealt—no matter how difficult those cards seem.