The Road Less Stupid
In 'The Road Less Stupid', Keith J. Cunningham uncovers the crucial distinctions between the choices that lead to success and the mistakes that hinder it. With sharp insights and compelling anecdotes, he challenges conventional thinking and emphasizes the importance of strategic decision-making in business and life. Readers are encouraged to reflect on their previous missteps and learn to ask the right questions to avoid repeating them. Cunningham's refreshing approach blends practical advice with philosophical wisdom, making it a must-read for entrepreneurs and leaders alike. Dive into this transformative guide to discover how to navigate the complexities of decision-making and pave your path to success.
By Keith J. Cunningham
Published: 2017
"The road less stupid is paved with good decisions and the courage to learn from our mistakes."
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Keith J. Cunningham
Keith J. Cunningham is a renowned author and educator best known for his insightful books on finance, entrepreneurship, and personal development. His notable works include the bestselling 'The Ultimate Blueprint for an Insanely Successful Business' and 'The 9 Fundamental Pillars of Business Success.' Cunningham's writing style is characterized by its practicality and directness, making complex business concepts accessible to a wide audience. With over three decades of experience in the business world, he blends real-world experience with actionable strategies, empowering readers to achieve their personal and professional goals.
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- Authors
- Keith J. Cunningham
- Published
- October 2017
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- ISBN
- 0984659269
- Language
- English
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- Genres
- Self-HelpBusiness and EconomicsDecision MakingSuccess StoriesEntrepreneurship
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