The Cluetrain Manifesto: The End of Business as Usual by Christopher Locke, Rick Levine, Doc Searls, David Weinberger

What started out as a conversation between 4 people who had never met each other, quickly became an Internet buzz. Cluetrain.com hosted 95 theses as a manifesto to what is really going on in the corporate business world. Other people added their contributions to attempt to change the numbed-out, nonpersonal and essentially ineffective methods of corporations, and the first 4 founders compiled their findings in one of the most innovative books on business practices. - The Digest Editors

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Masters of Networking by Ivan R. Misner

Anecdotes, examples and strategies on how to network better for anything you want, whether it be for your business or adopting a child. Interviews with some of the most successful networkers around the world. - The Digest Editors

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The 25 Sales Strategies That Will Boost Your Sales Today! by Stephan Schiffman

A great and simple primer on how to help increase your sales. Very easy-to-read, yet the techniques are extremely effective. - The Digest Editors

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How To Incorporate and Start a Business in California by J. W., Esq. Dicks, Franklin M. Mount

If you are clueless as to how to start a corporation in the State of California, this book is a great place to begin. - William Van Hefner, Editor at The Digest

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Making Million$ on Legal Con Games and Pyramid Schemes by William W. Walter

The title and cover of this book looked so intriguing, I just had to read it. After all, how many books out there promise to make you a millionaire by legally swindling people? I just had to see what this was all about.

An examination of the book's cover revealed some telling clues as to what I was about to read. The author is posed next to a fancy private plane with a wad full of cash in his hand. A much closer look revealed that the author was only holding a wad of $1 bills, sported a cheap suit, crooked teeth and hair that was badly in need of combing. I was starting to feel that the author might not be the "millionaire" that he was trying to project himself to be. - William Van Hefner, Editor at The Digest

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