Strategy Power Plays by Tim Phillips and Karen Mccreadie is free today from the Amazon Kindle store, and you can pick up your free copy by clicking here or typing in http://amzn.to/vswh7y into your computer’s web browser.
Category: Business
Based on the success of the distinctive Infinite Success series, Infinite Ideas has now brought together some of the best ideas from that series to form a themed compendium. In Strategy power plays, Karen McCreadie and Tim Phillips combine some of the greatest political and military stategic concepts from their interpretations of these two classics – Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince; Sun Tzu’s The Art of War. Here, in one handy volume McCreadie and Phillips interpret the key ideas in these classics for the modern world of business and life.
Karen McCreadie is a freelance writer who specialises in ghost-writing books and has written books for multi-millionaire businessmen, CEOs and international speakers on topics ranging from sales, coaching and wealth creation to the mind/body connection and psychological profiling. She is also the author of Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich and Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, also in the Infinite Success series. Tim Phillips has been a freelance journalist since 1990, writing about business, technology, social change and innovation. He has written for the Wall Street Journal Europe, the International Herald Tribune, The Times and the Sunday Times, the Observer, the Independent and the Daily Express among others. For two years he was a technology and internet columnist for the Guardian. Tim is also the author of Scoring Points: How Tesco is Winning Customer Loyalty; Knockoff: the Deadly Trade in Counterfeit Goods and Charles Mackay’s Extraordinary popular delusions and the madness of crowds (also in the Infinite Success series).
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