This incisive, well-written book shares profound insights into the psychology that drives doers to do what they do, and to do it with confidence, method and persistence. Its energizing claim is that we can all be effective doers if we take simple steps to yank our ambitions from the realm of idle thought and idle talk, and to mobilize those dreams and aspirations into projects that achieve results that can be seen, touched and experienced. Wutawunashe draws from experience and observation to illustrate how business ideas, personal development efforts, social influence and other schemes can be pursued in a manner that assures effective, sustained impact . In an engaging style that melds entertaining anecdotes, humorous turn of phrase and powerful didactic principle in a uniquely seamless manner, Wutawunashe delivers a powerful manual that could well come with a warranty, given the ease with which the reader can apply these lessons and see results.
Sample:
In
this my first book, I offer the thesis that success is the outcome of a
simple process based on deciding, doing and learning. These activities are
locked in a sequential loop that can be linear or non-linear depending on
specific circumstances. Whatever the sequence at any point, however, one
element is constant, and that element is you. You take the decision,
you do the things you have decided, and you learn the lessons
that are necessary for you to succeed. I readily admit that this is a blatant
truism, but venture that too few people realize how powerful and liberating
this obvious fact is. Most failures in life are failures in commonsense.
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Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe cut his teeth as a
diplomat in Washington, DC and New York during the 1980s. Educated and trained
in his native Zimbabwe, in Australia, the United States and Belgium,
Wutawunashe played key roles as a top manager and leader in key posts and
functions in Zimbabwe, North America, Europe and Asia. One of his more widely
publicized accomplishments was his presentation of the case against nuclear
weapons at the International Court of Justice in November 1995.
Ambassador Wutawunashe is a sought-after speaker and counselor
who has motivated audiences at universities, churches, training seminars, trade
symposiums and in other contexts in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America. His
personal achievements include writing for magazines and academic journals from
an early age, musical compositions and an extensive discography that has caught
the attention of researchers and writers on global culture. He has done
creative work for television, for which he has received plaudits, and has also
established several audio-visual
recording and mastering studios. The Ambassador holds post-graduate degrees in literature and social
sciences. He is married to Shuvai, and the couple have three children, Tinashe,
Tendai and Paidamoyo. You can read more about Wutawunashe on
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Wutawunashe.
Links:
Available on Amazon in Kindle Format: http://www.amazon.com/Fulfill-Threats-Principles-Succeed-ebook/dp/B00375LJA0/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1322349679&sr=1-1
Website:
http://www.fulfiilthedream.org
