The Best of No B.S.: The Ultimate No Holds Barred Anthology

I am so grateful that I came into contact with Dan as, like so many, I have learned so much from him. The Best of No B.S. does not disappoint. Where the material is review, it reminds me of what I need to do! And in other places (at least to me) the info is new! Get the book; I think you'll love it too.

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This Is An Excellent Book, While I have read all of Dan Kennedy;s Books, this one is well worth reading because it offers a fresh perspective on the best ways to design and grow a business in today's world.I enjoyed it so much that I Ordered 10 More copies For my partners and associates. The easiest to put a value to this book is - - - more ideas per page to make millions if you execute using Dan's strategies than any other book I have read in the last five years.

For Dan fans, this is an instant no-brainer. His books are usually deep dives into specific topics. This anthology, which covers the breadth of his methods in a single volume, is very handy.If you don't already know Kennedy's work, he's the preeminent authority on results-required marketing with forty-plus years of experience in ALL the mediums: space, direct mail, TV (long and short form), radio, live events, Internet.If there is anyone out there with his depth and breadth of experience on using media to attract, retain, and develop relationships with customers and clients, I haven't met him yet.

Going through the anthology made me more interested in consuming the full books that he had published in his series. I saw one mentioned in the interview between Ramit Sethi and Tim Ferriss, and so now I pulled a bunch of books by Dan Kennedy. When I saw that the anthology was available, I resolved to pull the first part of it when it went live. It was so good and useful, full of great actionable insights, that I got the ball rolling on a bunch of the books that the anthology quotes.

Content is scattered.

the No BS title is a flat-out LIE.Not to say that this guy isn't good at marketing, but jeez, you have to listen to a lot of bragging, pointless stories, and for some reseason he inserts his completely irrelevant personal political beliefs into a book about marketing.There are occasional actionable pieces of advice, but you have to dig them out under a pile of BS.

If you're looking for a book that will give you the straight facts about success, this is it. This book is crammed full of advice and stories from people who have made it to the top, and it's sure to provide plenty of inspiration. Unlike other books on success, this one doesn't try to sugarcoat the challenges or make things sound easier than they are. Instead, it gives you an honest look at what it takes to achieve success. If you're willing to put in the hard work, this book will show you the way.