Download Grow or Die: Fight, Fight, for Dear Old Egomania, Part III of III (Bigshots' Bull) AudioBook Free
This chapter-level e book can change how you pay attention to BigShots - largely businesspersons with a snapshot or two of politicians - as they pontificate for open public consumption and personal gain. You'll realize the spin, that dastardly polite euphemism for lies that the advertising/PR folks coined years ago to anoint their profession with somewhat of undeserved dignity. Along the way you may gain a far more realistic understanding of what's happening around you and exactly how your mind has been manipulated - aka brainwashed. In every modesty, you're in good hands; some would say the best, which could be looked at bullshit in itself: Who decides? I'd be first in line for an honorary doctorate in bullshit if, by some stretch of academic chutzpa, it were tendered by any of the world's great universities. (Actually, I could easily make the circumstance that degrees in business communications or politics science are really certifications in bullshit, but that's another e book.) I am a grasp at crafting bullshit and you also, dear listener, can do well to hear me. I've written an incredible number of words - speeches, tactical plans, articles, and all sorts of marketing is situated and spins which i too politely call commercial gargle. I've done that for a bunch of professionals who toil for businesses large and small, manufacturers and providers, technologists and accountants. I am practicing this dark, draconian art, and instructing others how to check out my business lead, for 40 years, and, when i say jokingly, it shows in my own wrinkled face and cynical attitude which i, with a straight face, call practical, a true representation of the world. You'll chuckle out loud often as you listen closely. My cheeky, witty, acerbic, in-your-face style is sprinkled with the irony of a true gadfly. You'll resonate - see yourself and your bosses in a lot of my damning cases as clearly just like you had lived them.
