I’ve attended, read, listened to and created hundreds of business resources. I thought about if I were asked what one resource would I recommend if I could only recommend one business resource to anyone, regardless of if a young adult, a student, an entrepreneur, an employee, an executive or business owner, what would that resource be?

Tough question, but after going through my library at home, my Kindle and Audible accounts and then thinking about seminars and events I have attended, I personally think the best value resource would be “The Personal MBA: Master the Art of Business” by Josh Kaufman.

Josh does a fantastic job of compiling what MBA (Masters of Business Administration) degrees cover and how to obtain information and skills relative to the precepts and concepts of an MBA, along with general business knowledge.

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This is great information for anyone, whether in business or not, to better understand business in general terms and to lightly touch on all of the deeper subjects covered under a full blown MBA program.

This is an easy to read (or listen to) must have for any resource library.

You can listen to the book for free by signing up for an Audible account and listening to the book within the first 30 days and cancelling, or you can keep the subscription for $14.99/month.

I love Audible because of the selection and I’m learning all the time, even in my commute.

What do I get with my Audible trial?

• 30 days of membership with 1 free audiobook and select free Audible Originals. Learn more 
• After trial, 1 audiobook and select free Audible Originals per month.
• Easy, no-hassle exchanges of any audiobook you don’t love.

Or you can purchase the book directly through this link below…

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