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Get Big Things Done

Get Big Things Done

The Power of Connectional Intelligence
Business & EconomicsSelf-Help & Psychology
Pages
256
Published
2015
Language
English

Synopsis

In an age of unprecedented digital connectivity, this book explores 'Connectional Intelligence'—the human capacity to unite knowledge and ambition for significant achievements. It argues that true connection goes beyond social media likes, enabling individuals to solve major problems, create innovative products, and drive social change. Through compelling stories, readers will discover how businesses, individuals, and communities can collaborate to build a better world.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

InformativeInspiringThought-ProvokingIntellectual

Genres

Business & Economics Self-Help & Psychology Sociology Technology Management

Authors

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Erica Dhawan

Erica Dhawan writes about modern communication and business strategy. She is the author of Get Big Things Done and Digital Body Language.

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George Witte

George Witte explores a range of topics, from the historical insights of Leading the Charge and Understanding Iran to the business analysis of Secrets Of Silicon Valley. He also writes fiction, including The apparitioners and Does She Have a Name?

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Saj-nicole Joni

Saj-nicole Joni is an expert in leadership and business strategy. She is the author of Get Big Things Done, a book focused on professional effectiveness and goal achievement.