Networking Now:

I’ve always said that I “refuse to participate in a recession,” and I just co-authored a new e-book on business and success that helps people learn how to go about doing just that. 

The book was co-authored with 11 of the world’s foremost authorities on business. It’s called The Way Out!–Your GPS “Guided Path to Success,” and it is a road map for how to steer clear of the recession and drive toward success and prosperity. It was published by iLearningGlobal with the goal of giving people everywhere turn-by-turn directions to help navigate away from challenges such as the current economic state, and toward the destination of their personal, professional and financial goals.

You can download the e-book for free by clicking on the picture of the book cover to the right. The reason we are distributing this book for free and prohibiting it from being sold is because it is our sincere effort to offer a real bailout and stimulus package to businesspeople and organizations worldwide so they can get out of debt, create security and, ultimately, prosper.

You can read my article, “Networking Mixers: Break the Ice, Build Your Contacts and Grow Your Business,” on page 49. The rest of the book is full of tremendous articles by other iLearningGlobal faculty members. A few examples are: “How to Get RED HOT in a Cool Market” by Terri Murphy, “How to Sell in a Tough Economy!” by Don Hutson, “Deciding to Decide: How to Thrive in Chaos” by Marsha Petrie Sue and “Freeway of Life” by Brian Tracy.

I’m proud to be a part of this project, and I strongly encourage you to read through the book and refuse to participate in a recession by putting the powerful tools it offers to use. By the way, if you’re not familiar with iLearningGlobal, it’s the world’s largest, highest-quality online library of professional and personal development content by the world’s top speakers, authors and thought leaders.  If you want to learn more about iLearningGlobal, please CLICK HERE.

When you download the free e-book, let me know what you think about it here on this blog.

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5 Responses to “‘The Way Out’–How to Beat the Recession”

1. Beth Bridges Says:
   April 27th, 2009 at 7:27 pm

   Ivan,

   I just downloaded the book, so I haven’t read it yet. But I wanted to say “thank you.” Not just for the book, but for setting the example.

   You’re giving away a tool that others will be able to use in their businesses. Maybe they’ll find a little more success, feel a little more confident, and then follow your example by helping someone else.

   It’s very very hard to think about giving away time, energy, or information when you feel like you’re struggling. But if more people refuse to participate in the recession by acting “as if” they had plenty, sooner (rather than later) we WILL have plenty.

   Regards,
   Beth

2. Sydney Metrick Says:
   April 28th, 2009 at 9:47 am

   I downloaded the book and skimmed through it, finding some useful information in my brief perusal. However, I think your open and closed groups bit is an eye-opener. It seems so obvious, yet I never really thought about that before. I will approach networking at mixers in a new way. Thanks, Ivan.

3. emergency cell phone chargers Says:
   April 29th, 2009 at 4:41 am

   Interesting and useful info – thanks for informing all of us. Emily

4. Brandon Says:
   May 1st, 2009 at 6:52 am

   Thanks for the info. This book touches on all of the qualities necessary to be successful in life. I thought the format was strange at first by having different people speak on their expertise but it was helpful. I definitely will apply some of these principles toward my life. Thanks.

5. Stefanie Hartman Says:
   May 4th, 2009 at 3:05 am

   Great post. The book was an interesting read. More people should have the attitude of refusing to participate in this recession.

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