About book Quien Le Cubre La Espalda: Who's Got Your Back (2010)
Keith's second book about good networking, this one focuses on forming a few very deep relationships of people who will tell you the truth even when it's difficult and who will help you when you need it. Of course, the same goes for them -- you've got to be prepared to tell them the truth and help them. Keith cites studies showing that Americans and other busy Westerners have fewer and fewer close friends in this atomistic age. His is a single-handed crusade to reverse that decline, and more power to him. Much more than a self help book, author Keith Ferrazzi claims “Who’s Got Your Back” is “the world's very first let others help you" book. According to this book, the real path to your success is not by going at it alone but rather by creating inner relationships with only a few trusted key individuals who won’t let you fail, no matter what. Those who will offer encouragement, support, feedback, and more to help you achieve any small or major goal you have; those “who have your back.” Upon finishing this book, I have realized that it is not enough to just read this book, but you must practice the actual principles in order to become more successful in life, in relationships, and business. This book teaches such principles like intimacy, candor, vulnerability, generosity, accountability and much more. Such chapters include how to find your “dream team” and how to make them work for you as well as how to stay the right course to achieve your chosen goals. I am looking forward to seeing Keith Ferrazzi in person, when he visits Cleveland Ohio September 10th 2009 at the Quicken Loans Arena from 6-8pm. It is a free event, so I will be sure to register on his website ahead of time. This book is so powerful and special that it should not be taken lightly; definite actions need to be taken when you have finished reading this book… What are you waiting for? Go build your dream team, and allow others help you!
Do You like book Quien Le Cubre La Espalda: Who's Got Your Back (2010)?
Another book about mentoring coaching building relationships, love it
—swagredxx
Good beginning, but way too formal at the end. Not what I expected.
—patavi
Great book - now I have to see if I can put in practice
—eder_zhane143
