Mission to million$
Subtitle: taking big ideas and making them reality
By: Elizabeth Frisch
Edition: 1st edition, IX, MMXIV.
Publisher: Black Card Books
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Stouffville, Ontario, Canada
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
ISBN-13: 9781772041217
Subjects: Creative ability in business; Entrepreneurship; Small business; Management; New business enterprises; Créativité dans les affaires; Entrepreneuriat; Petites et moyennes entreprises; Gestion; Nouvelles entreprises; Entrepreneurs
Other titles: Mission to millions
Description: Have you ever had a great idea and it never happened? How many of you in your job have felt frustrated watching idea after idea fail. Most big ideas never make it out of our heads, much less into your work, home or community. We have been taught from a young age to let them most ideas go, as it's just 'not possible' or we stop trying to make an idea happen because there is too much resistance. Yet all positive change in our society can be attributed to people fulfilling on big ideas despite failures, resistance, and mistakes. You can be one of those 'idea' leaders! After 20+ years of working with people across every level of government, small and large businesses, the U.S. Military and non-profits, Elizabeth Frisch has found that being a person who can take big ideas to reality has nothing to do with where you came from or what education you have had. It has everything to do with mastering simple practices to nurture the idea out of your head, sharing it, and spreading it into the world, whether it takes you 1 month or 100 years. This book teaches 8 practices to help you become a master at shepherding an idea out of your head and into your home, workplace, community and world. Where many people teach about people and their visions and the results, few give a practical, replicable framework that scales to any size of organization. Book 1 of the Empowering People into Leadership Series, Mission to Million$, is intended to bridge that gap and empower more individuals to succeed on their big ideas at work, in their communities and across the world.--