The Secrets in How to Win Friends and Influence People That Never Get Old
Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People was first published in 1936, yet it...
Jessie Markell
Prior to being full-time with Optimize Consulting, Jessie served as a Director of Integrated Marketing at Foot Locker, Inc, a Fortune 500 Retailer. He has held positions at both both public relations and digital marketing agencies and been honored to work on projects that include The New York Times Best-Seller 'Blood Feud', Lead Generation for IBM-Acquired Red Hat, Netflix-Streaming Film 'Field of Lost Shoes', as well as local and statewide campaigns including Rob Portman's Successful 2016 Senate Re-Election campaign. Jessie lives in Fort Myers, Florida with his wife Nicole, their miniature Dachshund Colonel Mustard and two cats Cali and Draco.
Principles in Practice: What Ray Dalio Taught Us About Decision-Making
In Principles, Ray Dalio — founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates —...
The 80/20 Principle: Why Less Is Usually More
Richard Koch’s The 80/20 Principle is based on a surprisingly simple idea: 80% of results come...
What do you do when you see a Purple Cow?
In Purple Cow, marketing thought leader Seth Godin makes one thing clear: being good is no...
Should you really Never Split the Difference?
As former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss puts it: “Compromise is often wearing one...
Why We Still Rely on Getting Things Done
There's no shortage of productivity books out there. Some fade fast. A few stay useful for a...