The Gorillas Want Bananas - Jenkins, Debbie; Gregory, Joe
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Why do some people seem to magically attract new business while others face rejection after rejection? What enables some businesses to build an enviable reputation without ever spending a penny on advertising while others do everything they can but still get lost in the clutter? Why do some people achieve great results even though they never seem to be busy, while others run themselves ragged never to achieve what might have been? Can you really do less work and get more success? The answer is yes! This pivotal book explodes the outdated marketing myths that have become a burden to the modern…mehr

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Why do some people seem to magically attract new business while others face rejection after rejection? What enables some businesses to build an enviable reputation without ever spending a penny on advertising while others do everything they can but still get lost in the clutter? Why do some people achieve great results even though they never seem to be busy, while others run themselves ragged never to achieve what might have been? Can you really do less work and get more success? The answer is yes! This pivotal book explodes the outdated marketing myths that have become a burden to the modern entrepreneur so that you can build your own success by doing and spending less!
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Debbie Jenkins has a 1st Class Degree in Electronics Engineering and has run her own businesses for the last 25 years. She was the co-owner of a marketing and publishing company where she commissioned, edited and published 80 books in the coaching, self-improvement and small business development fields. She now runs www.chaosification.com an online resource for creative people with too many ideas and not enough time. Debbie has lived in Murcia since 2005, when she moved with her husband to a cave house in La Murta, near Corvera. In 2015, they separated and later divorced. She now owns the #DisasterFarm in the foothills of the Algarrobo mountains near La Pinilla. Debbie is bilingual (English & Spanish) and lives in Spain with her cats, dogs, goats and horses, and Italian partner Giorgio.