(100个成功事业的第一步) Nobodies to Somebodies:How 100 Great Careers Got Their Start chm umd 阿里云 下载 夸克云 pdf azw3 kindle

Brad Anderson was a scruffy stereo salesman in his twenties who took a job at a failing electronics store just so he could work and listen to music at the same time. That chain is now Best Buy, and Anderson is its CEO.

Ann Richards got a teaching degree and assumed that after teaching for a few years she'd settle down as a homemaker. Instead, she jumped into local pol-itics and eventually became the Governor of Texas,and a national icon.

Tom Clancy worked as an insurance agent into his forties. He sold his first novel for a pittance to a little-known publisher. Today he's one of the world's most popular authors.

THESE AND MANY OTHER SUCCESSFUL people were once just ordinary twentysomethings. They had talents, but little or no experience. They had career interests, but few clear goals. They wanted to find work that would be both financially rewarding and personally fulfilling, but they didn't know how.And they had to overcome all the uncertainty and obstacles of being Nobodies.

Entrepreneur and writer Peter Han became fascinated by how others found their true callings and made the journey from Nobodies to Somebodies. In search of the wisdom that comes from life experience,he interviewed 100 highly accomplished leaders in a wide range of fields about how they got their starts.

Han's interviewees ranged from actors (John Lithgow) to CEOs (Craig Sturken) to Senators (Bill Bradley) to scientists (Peter Agre) to nonprofit heads (Wendy Kopp). They shared with him the paths they traveled, the hard choices they made, and the les-sons they learned along the way.

Nobodies to Somebodies is filled with stories of seized opportunity and realized potential; of surprising choices and staggering successes. From these 100 extremely diverse career paths, Han has drawn common themes and lessons, which can help anyone who's eager to start (or restart) a deeply satisfying career.

If you're a young (or not so young) Nobody, don't get discouraged. Learn from the people who have already made the journey you're just beginning.

Introduction

WHAT THE 100 LEADERS LEARNED WHILE STARTING THEIR CAREERS

BASICS: FINDING ONE'S CALLING

Lesson 1. Ride the Rocket: Five Paths to Enlightenment

Lesson 2. Run Toward Yourself, Not Away

Lesson 3. Pay the Rent First, Conquer the World Later

Lesson 4. Become the Big Fish by Mastering the Small Pond

KEYS: CHASING THE DREAM

Lesson 5. Learn When to Stay and When to Go

Lesson 6. Learn How to Stay and How to Go

Lesson 7. Don't Let Old Plans Get in the Way of New Opportunities--or Luck

Lesson 8. Work Hard, Work Smart, and Work Some More

Lesson 9. Be Productively Competitive

Lesson 10. Find the Social Animal Within

END GAME: USING A LITTLE MAGIC

Lesson 11. Keep Learning, No Matter Who the Teacher Is

Lesson 12. Go Crazy in the Office, but Stay Sane at Home

Lesson 13. If There's Magic in Success, It Lies in Willpower and Passion

Lesson 14. Things Don't Have to End Where They Begin

Closing Thoughts

Appendix A. Capsule Biographies of the 100 Leaders

Appendix B. Basic Question Guide for Interviews with Leaders

Appendix C. Further Reading

Acknowledgments

Index

Peter Han, a thirty-year-old Harvard graduate, has written for The New York Times, The Houston Post, and the Associated Press. He currently works for Microsoft.

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书籍介绍

Peter Han cofounded a software company soon after college and sold it a few years later. By any measure he was already successful, but he still was curious about how others found long-term meaning in their work. So he set out to learn what a diverse group of influential "somebodies" had done back when they were still "nobodies."

Nobodies to Somebodies is based on Han’s interviews with one hundred fascinating people who figured out how to find and pursue big opportunities. They span a wide range of fields, including politics (former Senator Bill Bradley), business (Reebok CEO Paul Fireman), acting (John Lithgow), activism (Sierra Club president Larry Fahn), writing (Tom Clancy), science (Nobel Prize physicist Anthony Leggett), and the nonprofit world (Teach for America founder Wendy Kopp).

Han synthesizes fourteen big lessons that anyone can apply, including:

• Pay the rent first, conquer the world later

• Become the big fish by mastering the small pond

• Learn when to stay and when to go

Nobodies to Somebodies blends inspiring stories with the proven wisdom of one hundred somebodies who haven’t forgotten what it was like to be nobody.