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Rules for Renegades

Christine Comaford-Lynch · 2007

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WANT A RICHER LIFE?BREAK ALL THE RULESRenegade entrepreneur-and runaway success story-Christine Comaford-Lynch has lived the kind of life most of us can only dream about. From model to monk to multimillionaire, she does what she wants-and gets things done.Now, in ten outrageous life lessons, she'll show you how to make your dreams come true. Your way. Your rules. Rules for Renegades distills what Christine has learned as she succeeded (and failed) in business, built strong relationships (and some disasters), and evolved spiritually and professionally. If you want to become financially independent, she'll show you how to do it. If you want to build your confidence and self-esteem, she'll give you a crash course. If you want a meaningful life full of rich connections, she'll share her secrets.Ultimately, she lets you in on the greatest secret of all-how to build a fulfilling life while rocking your career. She has also filled her book with lots of cool free stuff: links to a sample business plan outline, tutorials on sales and marketing techniques, and tools to help you enhance your own power.You'll learn the surprising truth behind her most offbeat rules. . .Everything's an Illusion, So Pick One That's Empowering.Rock Rejection and Finesse Failure.Learn to Love Networking.Work Your Money Mojo.Rules for Renegades is not just the story of a remarkable entrepreneur. It's an amazing approach to life that breaks the rules-and makes life work for you.

Book details

Year
2007
Language
English
Publisher
McGraw-Hill
Editions
4
Pages
256
ISBN
9780071489751

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