101 Crucial Lessons:- They Don't Teach You In Business School

Just with an open mind and a positive attitude :)

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Business Insider writes an article explaining that the 101 business school lessons it won't teach you this year have been voted the first popular business book by Business Insider readers.

101 Essential Business School Lessons They Won't Teach You "Book 1 of 6 All Entrepreneurs Should Read Now," said Forbes (Stephen Koe's book "The Seven Habits of Highly Influential People"). Lynne Stewart "-ap" from Eric Ries, Peter Dale's book "Zero to One" and "The Self-made Blair Effect").

In this course you will learn how to meet someone. You will learn how to take your career to the next level. You will learn how to change yourself in ways you could never have imagined! Throughout his career, Chris Aaron has had the opportunity to meet some of the world's top CEOs, traders and investors, including Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Marc Benioff and CEOs of major technology companies. This book is a series of business tips Chris has gleaned from many of his encounters with successful businessmen over the past two decades, as well as notes that great businessmen like Steve Jobs or Mark Zuckerberg have had incredible success. Business schools do well to provide students with a theoretical and practical framework that can be applied to real-world problems, but most students miss out on some important business lessons, such as how to build a network and get customers. You get the job!

Chris Aaron is a Distinguished Business School Professor, Writer and Venture Capitalist. He is currently a Venture Capitalist leading Venture Capital in the San Francisco Bay Area, and has previous experience working with Goldman Sachs, Citadel, Accenture and several companies. He has raised and managed more than $1 billion in his career.

Chris teaches several online courses at Udemy. He holds an MBA in Finance from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Commerce in Management Information Systems and International Business from McGill University. He is also a frequent guest lecturer at several business schools in the Chris Bay area, including Berkeley and Stanford. He is a Dobson Fellow at McGill University. He has written/interviewed numerous articles for Forbes, VentureBeat, Entrepreneur Magazine, Wired Magazine, Eliwatch and Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK: Hong Kong's oldest and only public broadcaster). He serves on the boards of several Bay Area technology companies and charitable organizations. Originally from Canada, Chris Aaron currently lives in Hillsboro, California and enjoys playing baseball with his wife and three sons.

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