Re-imagine!
by Tom Peters, Thomas J. Peters · first published 2003
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…typical business book, it is an insight in what will happen. These are all opinions of Tom, and a book doesn't get more personal than this. A load of startup ideas as you turn pages. http://www.amazon.com/Re-Imagine-Business-Excellence-Disrupt...
on “Ask HN: What are your favorite management books?” ↗…people. 2. Exactly. You don't seem to see a problem in that, how the company is losing? 3. Rant is a proof of passion and determination I hold. We need more of that in the world. Go read Tom Peters' "Re-Imagine." My post has not a single line of complaint. I am glad you responded, I wanted to make sure it didn't sound like that so I left the starting disclaimer. Truly, I haven't even read it yet. The points…
on “Don't Search for a Job, Create One Yourself” ↗…Wasn't the content that mattered? I've seen excerpts from Rework and feel this is a toilet book. Inarticulate and arrogant, I know it all style, but I don't go making a video comparing their book with e.g. Re-Imagine by Tom Peters. Tom has an attitude, but not an insulting one, but of a creative energy, an innovative arrogance that he wishes to spread. Again, it could be just me. I would never smack Americans with…
on “ Karl Rove's book vs. Rework - what the American People need to know” ↗…with your blog post generally, I just am not sure you'll get the sort of buy-in you want from companies you want. Doesn't mean you shouldn't try, and I'm glad you are. I picked up Tom Peters' book, Re-Imagine. I'll check out the 80s works you cited, too. I assume you've read The Cluetrain Manifesto? Good luck!
on “Don't Search for a Job, Create One Yourself” ↗…into entrepreneurship) is based on beliefs that took root during that first year out of university that I studied texts such as Rich Dad Poor Dad. Other texts included Tom Peters's books (The Brand You, Re-Imagine!), The Magic of Thinking Big, and The Millionaire Next Door.
on “Ask HN: What book have you given as a gift?” ↗