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The Key to
Everyday Excellence
By Steve Litt
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$9.99 NEW LOW PRICE!
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PDF (eBook), 350 pages, 110,000 words
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I love the story format,
so far away from reading other self
help textbooks.
--Paul Royle
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You know that when it comes to your life, you're the one in the
driver's seat. In spite of constant interference from the government, your
employer, “society”, health insurance companies,
wireless providers, clueless customers and users, and bungling tech
support and repair people, you're in the driver's seat. That's the way
you like it.
And you know it takes a special skillset to remain in control of your
life: a skillset you've developed and keep improving. You know it's not
enough to be good at your job. It would be nice if the world of
technical employment were a meritocracy, but you long ago learned that's
not how things are. So you formed skills to come out on top. And you
keep honing those skills.
You'll like this book for two reasons. The first reason is that it
gives you three new skills:
- Scan and Exploit
- Skill Transfer Process
- Process Factory
Scan and Exploit is what you use to think on your feet and come out
on top in fast moving situations. If you've ever realized what you
should have said at the meeting, ten minutes after the meeting ended,
you know what I'm talking about.
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I gotta' tell ya', this is one great book. I read about half of it
as soon as I opened it -- I couldn't put it down. I know it's a novel
but there is a lot of realism there. Scan and Exploit -- I'm doing that
every day since I read the book. This book should get an award!
Frank Castillo, Software Developer
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The skill transfer process, and there are actually two of them in
this book, enables you to watch someone doing an excellent job and adopt
those distinctive actions that create his excellence, but also to apply
those traits to a wide variety of tasks, not just the task you were
observing. In other words, a short cut to excellence in a wide variety
of tasks.
The Process Factory process is a way to quickly create personal
processes to achieve consistant excellence on repeated tasks. You're
already aware that having a process produces both speed and quality on
repeated tasks. After reading this book, you'll know how to quickly make
such processes for yourself (or for others, if you're a manager).
You'll use these skills to better negotiate and navigate business
politics. You'll use them to make yourself look and perform smarter,
faster and more competently. This can be the difference between being a
skillful technologist and being a prosperous, sought after skillful
technologist who writes his own ticket.
The second reason you'll like this book is its Discovery Fiction
format. As the book's characters discover mindsets and techniques, you
learn not only those mindsets and techniques, but why they work. And
everyone loves fiction. Here's some feedback this book has garnered:
- "The Key to Everday Excellence is a wonderful addition to my
library...I am always looking for ways to improve human performance or
short-cut my way to Personal Freedom and Success"
- "I gotta' tell ya', this is one great book. I read about half of it
as soon as I opened it -- I couldn't put it down. I know it's a novel but
there is a lot of realism there. Scan and Exploit -- I'm doing that every
day since I read the book. This book should get an award!"
- "Enjoying the book. I'm up to about Chapter 25."
- I just started to read your book last night and so far its great!"
- “Excellent Book!!!! “
- “I love the story format, so far away from reading other self
help textbooks. I devoured it while I was vacationing at the cottage.
Even though I was in vacation mode it did get the mental juices flowing!
I will have to read it again soon to see what I missed as my mind
drifted toward the dock occasionally. Keep up the good work!"
Readers like this book. You will too. You're doing a great job in the
driver's seat. This book enables you to drive even better.
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