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Success Built to Last: Creating a Life that Matters Audiobook (Unabridged)

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Read By: Jerry Porras, Stewart Emery, and Mark Thompson Publisher: Success Built to Last, LLC Listen Time: at 1.0x Speed 4.17 hours at 1.5x Speed 3.13 hours at 2.0x Speed Release Date: September 2006 Format: Unabridged Audiobook ISBN:

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Imagine discovering what successful people have in common, distilling it into a set of simple practices, and using them to transform your company, your career, and your life. Written by three thought leaders in organizational development and self-improvement, including Built to Last co-author Jerry Porras, Success Built to Last challenges conventional wisdom at every step. It draws on face-to-face, unscripted conversations with hundreds of remarkable human beings from around the world. Meet billionaires, CEOs, presidents of nations, Nobel laureates, and celebrities. Meet unsung heroes who've achieved lasting impact without obvious power or charisma. Famous or not, almost all started out ordinary.

Above all, discover why successful people stay successful and how you can too.

  • Why it's so damn hard to do what matters, and what you can do about it
  • See what you have in common with people who have impacted the world we live in, such as Nelson Mandela, Charles Schwab, and Maya Angelou
  • Learn how these enduringly successful people harvested their victories and failures, and found the courage to follow their passions

The audio edition of Success Built to Last includes a variety of bonus materials, including audio excerpts from interviews with former President Jimmy Carter, Senator John McCain, Dell Computers CEO Michael Dell, and writer Maya Angelou. Co-authors Jerry Porras, Stewart Emery, and Mark Thompson also give insight into the creation of, and the research behind, Success Built to Last.

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"Really like the points offered in the book. Did not love the style. But I think the main points that you need to have purpose in your work and love it, and that it needs to serve others are right on the money. I thought the most interesting thought was about balance and alignment in your life."

— Taylor (4 out of 5 stars)

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    " Its nice, you can always learn something but dont bring nothing new. "

    — Dias, 6/28/2013
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    " A should-read book on life management in self development for knowledge workers, managers, executives, and entrepreneurs. "

    — Lori, 5/31/2013
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    " I actually didn't gain a lot from this book. Love your work. Align your work with what matters to you. "

    — John, 1/18/2013
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    " A really good book especially the part about not needing charisma but how causes give people charisma. It also stresses passion in life rather than balance. "

    — Robert, 1/12/2013
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    " A book with interesting anecdotes. Its recommendations are fairly obvious and lack specific steps to implementation. "

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    " Honestly, this book was surprisingly light on content, and the insights weren't all that revelatory. "

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    " Don't recall much at this point other than it was not bad. It was an audio book - will re-listen at some point. "

    — Shane, 4/10/2012
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    " One of the rare self-help books with something to say, based on real studies, not just spun out of someone's imagination. "

    — Wens, 1/13/2012
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    " Don't recall much at this point other than it was not bad. It was an audio book - will re-listen at some point. "

    — Shane, 1/30/2008
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    " One of the rare self-help books with something to say, based on real studies, not just spun out of someone's imagination. "

    — Wens, 12/30/2007