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A Bigger Prize: How We Can Do Better than the Competition

This book delves into the principles and techniques that can lead to outperforming competitors. It examines the psychological and strategic aspects of competition, providing readers with actionable advice for personal and professional success. more

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Margaret Heffernan
Margaret Heffernan

Margaret Heffernan is a British writer and entrepreneur known for her insightful views on leadership and collaboration. Her work explores human behavior and team dynamics, emphasizing the importance of trust and transparency in organizational success. more

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