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1: Choose the Right Initial Audience and Craft an Appealing Message for It

2: Don't Make the Mistakes I Did in Web Site Planning and Development

3: Symbols of Improvement Help Focus Attention

4: Stick Your Neck Out to Do an "Impossible Task," and You'll Do What It Takes to Succeed

5: Watch Your Listeners to See If the Message Is Sinking In

6: Speakers: Think Through What Might Happen to Prepare Your Audience

7: How Do You Explain Something No One Has Ever Thought About Before?

8: Speakers: Ask People to Step Out in Faith to Achieve Something New

9: Expect the Unexpected When You Learn to Meditate

10: How Do You Focus on Excellence?

11: Learn to Build an Ideal, Secure Lifestyle

12: Be Prepared to Succeed: Do Your Homework before Starting New Businesses and Jobs

13: Smoke Out and Eliminate Pesky Long-Term Problems

14: To Start a Successful Consulting Firm, Learn from Your Clients

15: Peter Drucker Points Out a Task

16: If You Think You Know How to Apply the Business Theory, Check with an Expert Anyway

17: You Never Know What You Can Do Until You Improvise

18: Stretch Beyond What You Can Hope to Succed at to Learn the Most

19: Check Out the Top First to See How to Get There

20: Learn the Value of Hard Work, Imagination, and Education

21: Learn and Love Your Work

22: Lose the Blindfold that Keeps You from Seeing Your Full Potential

23: Be Challenged by the Best to Be the Best: Peter Drucker Asks a Question and Makes an Observation

24: Boldly Take Your Business Where No One Has Gone Before

25: A Stitch in Time Saves Eighty-One

26: Speed Up: Going from Concept to Widespread Application Often Takes Four Centuries

27: Online Education Provides a Career Gangplank for a Retiring Naval Officer

28: Learn from the School of Hard Knocks to Gain Business Career Success

29: Design, Propose, and Describe Potential Business Models for Stakeholder Evaluation and Improvement

30: Business Model Innovation--Share Benefits Widely to Provide More for Each Stakeholder

31: Insist on the Best for Your Career

32: Instill a Spirit of Teamwork and Cooperation for Mutual Advantage

33: Master Taking the Affordable Risks to Reduce or Eliminate the Big Risks

34: Improve Your Business Model Concepts While Testing Specific Changes

35: Implement a Valuable Business Model

36: How to Select Among Promising Cost-Reduction Tests

37: Four Questions You Should Always Ask Before Putting in Cost Reductions

38: Find Problems with Cost Reductions and Then Make Improvements

39: When One Career Door Closes, Another Career Door Opens

40: Set and Achieve High Goals: Launch Your Career onto a Higher Trajectory by Going Beyond an MBA

41: Choose Cost-Reduction Tests That Fit Your Business Model Opportunities

42: Keep the Flies Out of the New Business Model's Soup

43: Assume the New Cost-Cutting Ideas Will Hurt Customers and Raise Costs

44: If You Need to Get Something Done on Time, Ask a Busy Person to Help You

45: Acquisitions: Consider the Potential of Other Operations When Included in Your Company's Business

46: Employ Alternative Technologies That Offer Cost Advantages for the Entire Business System

47: Rather Than Get It Wholesale, Access What You Need for Close to Free

48: Put Your Business Career into the Passing Lane with an Online MBA Degree

49: Reduce Costs for All Stakeholders and Yourself

50: Look to Reduce Customers' Costs as Well as Your Own

51: Look for Total Company Cost Reductions Related to a Customer

52: How Would Testing Delays Help or Hurt Your Ability to Check Different Price Structures?

53: What If You Knew You Could Only Succeed?

54: How Do Your Price Tests Potentially Impact Your Customers' Relationships with Their Customers?

55: Evaluate How Well Competitors Can Negate the Advantages of Your Proposed Pricing Structures

56: Analyze Your Price Structure Proposals

57: Take a Close Look: Then Work to Change Wrong Views and Actions

58: Tough Love Helps a Financial Executive Meet His Career Goals

59: Price Proposals: Select the Best Ideas to Pursue

60: Use Price to Attract More Attention for New Business Models

61: Encourage Price Test Proposals

62: How Not to Write a Business Book

63: Keep People Up-to-Date to Gain the Most Help from Stakeholders

64: Make Progress by Learning from the Most Succcessful

65: Add More Communication Arrows to Your Quiver by Writing Books

66: Thinking about Marketing Stickiness

67: Turning a Breakthrough Concept into a Web Site

68: A Bullied Child, Abandoned at Birth, Becomes a Global Leader in Dental Innovation and Education

69: Use Symbols to Inspire Breakthrough Progress

70: Lessons for Starting a Breakthrough Project

71: How to Handle Having Too Many Successful Business Model Innovations to Implement

72: Be More Successful in Testing Value-Enhancing Business Model Innovations

73: Add Profitable Business Model Innovation When You Don't Have Many Successes with Innovation Tests

74: Select the Best Opportunities for Establishing a Vastly More Profitable Business Model

75: Find Simple, Cheap, and Easy Tests That Excite Your Organization to Locate Better Business Models

76: Diagnose What's Missing from Your Business Model to Triple Profits

77: Six Degrees of Opportunity: Connecting Knowledge in All Directions

78: Looking Backward Illuminates How to Make Improvements in the Present and Future

79: For the Most Profitable Business Model, Repeat What You Have Done, But Differently

80: Boost Your Business Model by Borrowing New Expertise You Have Not Thought of Using Before

81: Before Establishing Your Business Model, Anticipate the Potential Effects of What You Can't Control

82: Jack, Be Nimble! -- What Have You Learned Today? Who Have You Helped Today?

83: Building a Foundation for an Enhanced Artistic Vision from a Distance

84: Make the Rules! -- Don't Just Do What Everyone Else Does

85: Fulfill Your Potential To Fly Higher in Your Career

86: Value: Locate Ideas to Create More Sales from Improved Value at the Current Price

87: Open Your Horizons to the Many Forms of Value

88: Lack of Focus Among Large Company CEOs Will Drive Accelerating Business Model Innovation

89: If Your Glasses Are the Wrong Prescription, You Won't See Opportunities in Front of You

90: Turn Business Model Leadership into Industry Leadership

91: Create a Gold Mine of Improved Business Models

92: Respond to Rapid Increases in Business Model Innovation

93: Live like 2408 in 2008 IV

94: Upgrade to a New Business Model Rather Than Try to Get More Out of Your Existing Business Model

95: Understand the Seven Dimensions of a Business Model Through an Example

96: The Seven Dimensions of a a Business Model

97: Strive for an Ideal Business Model

98: High-Payoff Business Model Innovations: A Lemonade Stand Example

99: Get Ready for Rough Competition from New Business Models

100: Live like 2408 in 2008 V