Swim with sharks without being eaten alive.

Swim with sharks without being eaten alive Author: Harvey Mackay Translated into Arabic: Ibtisam Alkhudarr Reviewed by: Hiba Al-Ghalaeini Binding: Cover Number of parts: one Paper: Shamoha Size: 14 × 21 Summary: If you have opened this book without having an idea of what to expect from it, you will definitely be surprised by the enjoyment you will find in it. The book (Swim with sharks without being eaten alive) is not just a collection of worn-out, useless proverbs related to business management schools; rather, it is an extraordinary treasure chest containing information you can apply immediately in your business, life, relationships, and in achieving your goals. Personally, I feel mixed emotions when I say that; because part of me wants everyone to learn from insightful, genius, and creative looks, which are qualities I appreciate in Harvey Mackay, while another part of me seeks to monopolize this information. What is special about this book? Everything in it is special; Harvey Mackay has gathered some unforgettable life lessons, along with quick, meaningful stories and principles that beginners and veterans alike cannot do without, at any stage of their personal or professional lives. You will enjoy comparing your favorite lessons with those of others who have read the book, whether colleagues, friends, or family members. What are my favorite lessons? You will notice in their abstract titles the flavor of lively wisdom based on sound intuitive sense, which are as follows: Smile and say (No) until your tongue bleeds. Make your hearts a source of your decisions, and you will end up suffering from heart diseases—this is something I have known for many years without being able to put it into words. The best way to reprimand someone is to give them the initiative to carry out the punishment themselves, hand them the reins and ask: (So, what would you have said if you were in my place)? Helping your children achieve the unexpected. This chapter elevates this book from being just a business management book to a truly worthy book to give to your children at any age, as it touches every part of their lives. You may wonder why you should listen to Harvey Mackay; who is this man? Well, he is a wise man—and a successful extraordinary person. Harvey Mackay has achieved everything that can be achieved and has given us a record of touches of success and survival methods he learned over three decades, leading to many accomplishments. Read the book, and your performance in everything you do will improve; in Mackay’s style, you will enjoy life more, and you may be surprised when you see even your most bizarre dreams come true before your eyes. Kenneth Blanchard The One Minute Manager Co-author of the book