Most Popular Books by Andrew Griffiths

Successful businessman and bestselling author Andrew Griffiths has a simple but effective message to share: it''s time to stop analysing our lives and time to start living. Andrew defines ''The Me Myth'' as the limiting belief that the world revolves around ''me''. In short chapters he gives advice on how to shift the focus away from ''me'' and start living a better life through simple actions like mastering empathy, giving generously, inspiring people and having fun. The message is simple, but profound. And, most importantly, Andrew makes the journey fun! ''The Me Myth'' is a result of Andrew''s observations as well as his own personal journey. His life has been filled with extraordinary hardships and obstacles, from an unusual childhood to near-death experiences, which he has not only overcome, but thrived on. This is the next step in personal growth - it''s time to move away from internal analysis and move the focus outwards.

The Business of Being an Author is a practical guide to turning a nonfiction book into a business asset. Andrew shows authors how to build credibility, opportunities, clients and long-term commercial value with strategic authorship.

New to coaching? Not sure what to coach, or even how to coach? Help is at hand, even for "non-rugby" volunteers EasiCoach U7 Mini-Tag & U8 Mini-Tag contains ready-made, age-appropriate, safe training activities that even a child could understand. They are called EasiCoach because they are simple and easy to follow. EasiCoach coaching activities will help you to: Quickly understand what it is you''re trying to achieve. See what you need to do from just a few words and pictures Grasp the key dos and don''ts at a glance Check you have all the equipment you need (never more than basics) Cater for more or fewer players at your session Speak to your players with confidence But here''s what really great about the EasiCoach approach. Follow all the materials in each manual, and your players will be learning the right skills for the right age group every season."

Annotation. Small Business book featuring a host of ideas to help improve a business.

One of the greatest challenges facing business owners globally is that they simply don''t charge enough for what they do. And this leads to all kinds of nasty problems. There has never been a better time to put an end to this self-destructive business practice once and for all. Someone Has To Be The Most Expensive, Why Not Make It You? is the culmination of Andrew Griffiths'' thirty-five-year entrepreneurial journey. This has seen him travel the world as an author, speaker and commentator, working with business owners in every corner of the planet to help them create enterprises of substance and significance. If you''re sick of not charging enough for what you do, of not having any money in the bank, of feeling the exhaustion of working incredibly hard but not getting where you want to go, then this is, without a doubt, the book you need to read - now. Written specifically for business owners, this book has a number of very clear outcomes: putting an end to the business owner struggle challenging your thinking about what you charge showing why being the cheapest is - without a doubt - the worst business strategy ever explaining why there has never been a better time to charge what you''re worth ideally, giving you the courage to become the best and most expensive at what you do. This is a concept that works, regardless of the economic conditions, the industry you may be in or your geographic location. Someone has to be the most expensive, why not make it you? But if you''re going to be most expensive, you have to be the best. It really is as simple and as complicated as that.

The characteristics of successful small wins approaches are understood; however, we know little about the causes and implications of small wins failure. We examine the causes and implications of failure and success of small wins approaches in six firms in the Australian meat processing industry as they sought to improve environmental management practices and address labor conflict. The approach failed in three cases and succeeded in three, and we use these case studies to develop a theoretical process model showing the inner workings of and explaining differences between failed and successful small wins approaches. Failing firms we studied challenge the assumption that small wins approaches are low risk, as “small flops” led to the ultimate demise of the program in each case, while successful firms we observed showed how, once mastered, a small wins approach can be leveraged to address other seemingly intractable issues.

A teacher''s manual designed to help inject a sense of fun and excitement into routine classroom activities. Included are over 70 short stories, 140 creative writing exercises and a set of workshops on drafting, proofreading and desktop publication. Intended as a resource for primary school teachers. Illustrated throughout by Terry Denton.