

Famous entrepreneur Scott Olivet (Oakley, Mervin Manufacturing, Da Kine and more) said "90% of business books should be pamphlets or workbooks."
We agree ... this is a workbook - we hope that you will write in the space provided here, in the margins, everywhere ...
In order to support your leadership journey and growth, we recommend focusing on ONE Paper Napkin Wisdom per week. There are takeaways, and five questions at the end that we all Firestarters, designed to ignite your leadership transformation.
The Firestarters are short questions that will allow you to focus, align, and act.
Each week, as you grow your leadership in simple steps, you will focus on building one aspect of your leadership muscle. In order to really be impactful, you will need to focus on the task at hand and on completing the steps and answering the five questions in the Firestarter. Reading the chapter and answering the questions should take no more than 10 to 15 minutes a week.
Then align yourself with people who can help you. Join in the conversation on the Paper Napkin Wisdom community on Facebook. Surround yourself with team members, peers, and mentors who can help you with your journey. We challenge you to be transparent about the transformation you plan to make. Do not underestimate what you can accomplish in a year.
Finally, act. Execute what you have said you will do in the Fire-Starter and ignite your leadership journey.
You can also go to PaperNapkinWisdom.com and listen to the entire interview with each of our Paper Napkin Wisdom guests. Just search for their name and go. This is especially useful if the message in the week's lesson is causing you to stall.
- Price: $25.99
- Pages: 264
- Carton Quantity: 48
- Publisher: Advantage Media Group, Inc.
- Imprint: Advantage Media Group
- Publication Date: 8th December 2015
- Trim Size: 7.8 x 9.4 in
- ISBN: 9781599327099
- Format: Hardcover
- BISACs:
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Leadership
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Motivational
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Strategic Planning
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Consulting
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Knowledge Capital
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Mentoring & Coaching
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Human Resources & Personnel Management
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Personal Success
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Entrepreneurship
“The best entrepreneurs are willing to ask for help and they are willing to listen when it’s offered. Govindh and Jack have written what can only be described as a gift to entrepreneurs.” ― SIMON SINEK, OPTIMIST AND AUTHOR OF START WITH WHY AND LEADERS EAT LAST
What would happen if you could get a room full of the greatest entrepreneurs and thinkers in one room and ask them anything? Govindh Jayaraman and Jack Daly have done just that. The results are just what one would expect from such an endeavor: a treasure trove of practical wisdom that, if followed, could be life-changing. Govindh and Jack sought out wise counsel, had the counselors themselves write one primary piece of wisdom on a napkin, and then interviewed them for Govindh’s now extremely popular podcast. It has been a remarkable journey, and along the way, his listeners have learned how to face their fears, execute goals more effectively, and complete tasks in a shorter amount of time. From October 2013 through March 2014, they collected more than a thousand Napkins, including almost a hundred interviews via podcast.
This book is designed to take you on an incredible journey as you build your own five step plan for life and business success using the book, the podcast, and the takeaway value of each Paper Napkin Wisdom as a guide.
“Within these pages you will find wisdom that can change your life and your business.” ― SHEP HYKEN, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE AMAZEMENT REVOLUTION PAST PRESIDENT NATIONAL SPEAKER ASSOCIATION
Acknowledgements Preface Foreword Introduction Paper Napkin Wisdom Refl ection by Jack Daly A True Team How To Use This Book My Paper Napkin Wisdom Journey Guidelines STEP ONE: YOUR SECRET WEAPON Week 1 – Don’t Waste Dopamine (Peter Shankman) Week 2 – Brace for Impact (Dave Sanderson) Week 3 – The Most Important Thing (Rory Vaden) Week 4 – Responsibility vs. Blame (Alex Charfen) Week 5 – Help Yourself (Keith Strauss) Week 6 – Make It Great (David Galbenski) Week 7 – Wave Your Hands in the Air (Cameron Herold) Week 8 – The Scars Don’t Matter (Jason Schechterle) Week 9 – Flexibility Is Power (Gina Mollicone-Long) Week 10 – Harvest Time (Matt Stewart) Week 11 – Amazingly Simple Plan (Shep Hyken) STEP TWO: DESIGN YOUR PATH Week 12 – The Doorman Principle (Rick Sapio) Week 13 – Surround Yourself (John Spence) Week 14 – Growth by Subtraction (Greg Crabtree) Week 15 – Sales Is Not Just a Numbers Game (Fran Biderman-Gross) Week 16 – Pull in Your Future (Rugger Burke) Week 17 – Let the Music Play (Ashton Gustafson) Week 18 – Defend Your Yes (Jay Papasan) Week 19 – Model the Masters (Jack Daly) STEP THREE: YOUR PLAYBOOK Week 20 – The Law of Compound Effort (James Clear) Week 21 – WTF! Where’s the Focus? (Andy Bailey) Week 22 – Practice Focus (Brian Price) Week 23 – Be the Truck (Andrew Sherman) Week 24 – Accountability (John Bly) Week 25 – En Guard, Prêt, Allez! (Jamie Douraghy) Week 26 – Vital Factors Physical (Michael Caito) Week 27 – Defi ne. Measure. Manage! (Mark Moses) STEP FOUR: YOUR KEY PLAYERS Week 28 – Get Out of Their Way! (Adam Robinson) Week 29 – Don’t Be a Dick (Hank Green) Week 30 – People, People, People (Brian Scudamore) Week 31 – Mean What You Do (Edie Varley) Week 32 – Implement Quickly (David Nilssen) Week 33 – Got Baggage? Get Help (Erick Slabaugh) Week 34 – The Impact of Vulnerability (Brian Brault) Week 35 – Like Your Team (Sonny Vu) STEP FIVE: THE HEART Week 36 – The Law of Reciprocity (John Ruhlin) Week 37 – Have Them Own It (Jason Barger) Week 38 – Get Them Smart (Christine Comaford) Week 39 – Be Good with People (Allie Mooney) Week 40 – Above the Line (Steve Satterwhite) Week 41 – Make It Epic! (Jeffrey Feldberg) Week 42 – Develop Your People (Robert Wagnon) Week 43 – Engineer Your Sundays (Ben Baldwin) Week 44 – Three Steps to Greatness (Deron Quon) Week 45 – Stories Change the World (Rob Simons) Week 46 – Sprinkles on Top (Jenn Lim) BONUS STEP: LIFE BY DESIGN Week 47 – Get a Life (Damon Gersh) Week 48 – You Can Control This (Brad Feld) Week 49 – Kid, Wake Up! (John O’Leary) Week 50 – Fill It Up! (Heidi Hanna) Week 51 – Time Management Is a Myth (Michael Walsh) Week 52– Keeping Track of True Growth (Warren Rustand) THERE IS NO LANDING NOW The Power of Your Paper Napkin Take Action
Famous entrepreneur Scott Olivet (Oakley, Mervin Manufacturing, Da Kine and more) said "90% of business books should be pamphlets or workbooks."
We agree ... this is a workbook - we hope that you will write in the space provided here, in the margins, everywhere ...
In order to support your leadership journey and growth, we recommend focusing on ONE Paper Napkin Wisdom per week. There are takeaways, and five questions at the end that we all Firestarters, designed to ignite your leadership transformation.
The Firestarters are short questions that will allow you to focus, align, and act.
Each week, as you grow your leadership in simple steps, you will focus on building one aspect of your leadership muscle. In order to really be impactful, you will need to focus on the task at hand and on completing the steps and answering the five questions in the Firestarter. Reading the chapter and answering the questions should take no more than 10 to 15 minutes a week.
Then align yourself with people who can help you. Join in the conversation on the Paper Napkin Wisdom community on Facebook. Surround yourself with team members, peers, and mentors who can help you with your journey. We challenge you to be transparent about the transformation you plan to make. Do not underestimate what you can accomplish in a year.
Finally, act. Execute what you have said you will do in the Fire-Starter and ignite your leadership journey.
You can also go to PaperNapkinWisdom.com and listen to the entire interview with each of our Paper Napkin Wisdom guests. Just search for their name and go. This is especially useful if the message in the week's lesson is causing you to stall.
- Price: $25.99
- Pages: 264
- Carton Quantity: 48
- Publisher: Advantage Media Group, Inc.
- Imprint: Advantage Media Group
- Publication Date: 8th December 2015
- Trim Size: 7.8 x 9.4 in
- ISBN: 9781599327099
- Format: Hardcover
- BISACs:
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Leadership
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Motivational
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Strategic Planning
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Consulting
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Knowledge Capital
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Mentoring & Coaching
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Human Resources & Personnel Management
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Personal Success
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Entrepreneurship
“The best entrepreneurs are willing to ask for help and they are willing to listen when it’s offered. Govindh and Jack have written what can only be described as a gift to entrepreneurs.” ― SIMON SINEK, OPTIMIST AND AUTHOR OF START WITH WHY AND LEADERS EAT LAST
What would happen if you could get a room full of the greatest entrepreneurs and thinkers in one room and ask them anything? Govindh Jayaraman and Jack Daly have done just that. The results are just what one would expect from such an endeavor: a treasure trove of practical wisdom that, if followed, could be life-changing. Govindh and Jack sought out wise counsel, had the counselors themselves write one primary piece of wisdom on a napkin, and then interviewed them for Govindh’s now extremely popular podcast. It has been a remarkable journey, and along the way, his listeners have learned how to face their fears, execute goals more effectively, and complete tasks in a shorter amount of time. From October 2013 through March 2014, they collected more than a thousand Napkins, including almost a hundred interviews via podcast.
This book is designed to take you on an incredible journey as you build your own five step plan for life and business success using the book, the podcast, and the takeaway value of each Paper Napkin Wisdom as a guide.
“Within these pages you will find wisdom that can change your life and your business.” ― SHEP HYKEN, NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE AMAZEMENT REVOLUTION PAST PRESIDENT NATIONAL SPEAKER ASSOCIATION
Acknowledgements Preface Foreword Introduction Paper Napkin Wisdom Refl ection by Jack Daly A True Team How To Use This Book My Paper Napkin Wisdom Journey Guidelines STEP ONE: YOUR SECRET WEAPON Week 1 – Don’t Waste Dopamine (Peter Shankman) Week 2 – Brace for Impact (Dave Sanderson) Week 3 – The Most Important Thing (Rory Vaden) Week 4 – Responsibility vs. Blame (Alex Charfen) Week 5 – Help Yourself (Keith Strauss) Week 6 – Make It Great (David Galbenski) Week 7 – Wave Your Hands in the Air (Cameron Herold) Week 8 – The Scars Don’t Matter (Jason Schechterle) Week 9 – Flexibility Is Power (Gina Mollicone-Long) Week 10 – Harvest Time (Matt Stewart) Week 11 – Amazingly Simple Plan (Shep Hyken) STEP TWO: DESIGN YOUR PATH Week 12 – The Doorman Principle (Rick Sapio) Week 13 – Surround Yourself (John Spence) Week 14 – Growth by Subtraction (Greg Crabtree) Week 15 – Sales Is Not Just a Numbers Game (Fran Biderman-Gross) Week 16 – Pull in Your Future (Rugger Burke) Week 17 – Let the Music Play (Ashton Gustafson) Week 18 – Defend Your Yes (Jay Papasan) Week 19 – Model the Masters (Jack Daly) STEP THREE: YOUR PLAYBOOK Week 20 – The Law of Compound Effort (James Clear) Week 21 – WTF! Where’s the Focus? (Andy Bailey) Week 22 – Practice Focus (Brian Price) Week 23 – Be the Truck (Andrew Sherman) Week 24 – Accountability (John Bly) Week 25 – En Guard, Prêt, Allez! (Jamie Douraghy) Week 26 – Vital Factors Physical (Michael Caito) Week 27 – Defi ne. Measure. Manage! (Mark Moses) STEP FOUR: YOUR KEY PLAYERS Week 28 – Get Out of Their Way! (Adam Robinson) Week 29 – Don’t Be a Dick (Hank Green) Week 30 – People, People, People (Brian Scudamore) Week 31 – Mean What You Do (Edie Varley) Week 32 – Implement Quickly (David Nilssen) Week 33 – Got Baggage? Get Help (Erick Slabaugh) Week 34 – The Impact of Vulnerability (Brian Brault) Week 35 – Like Your Team (Sonny Vu) STEP FIVE: THE HEART Week 36 – The Law of Reciprocity (John Ruhlin) Week 37 – Have Them Own It (Jason Barger) Week 38 – Get Them Smart (Christine Comaford) Week 39 – Be Good with People (Allie Mooney) Week 40 – Above the Line (Steve Satterwhite) Week 41 – Make It Epic! (Jeffrey Feldberg) Week 42 – Develop Your People (Robert Wagnon) Week 43 – Engineer Your Sundays (Ben Baldwin) Week 44 – Three Steps to Greatness (Deron Quon) Week 45 – Stories Change the World (Rob Simons) Week 46 – Sprinkles on Top (Jenn Lim) BONUS STEP: LIFE BY DESIGN Week 47 – Get a Life (Damon Gersh) Week 48 – You Can Control This (Brad Feld) Week 49 – Kid, Wake Up! (John O’Leary) Week 50 – Fill It Up! (Heidi Hanna) Week 51 – Time Management Is a Myth (Michael Walsh) Week 52– Keeping Track of True Growth (Warren Rustand) THERE IS NO LANDING NOW The Power of Your Paper Napkin Take Action