Entertainment Management Books

[Jim]

MarcusM,

I was trying to move your thread on Entertainment Management Books from Blah, Blah, Blah over here to Resources/Educational Material and I accidentally deleted it.

So this thread is for discussing Entertainment Management Books. Sorry about that.

Jim

[worldwidese]

Jim, I'm pleased to find you're not perfect! You do such a great job managing the site that I got the feeling that accidental deletion is something that only happens to the rest of us!

[pablo]

Hmmm...

I'd like to know which books Marcus - or anyone else - has read, if they're any good, and if I should send them to some of the shitty & useless agents I've had to work with.

[Jim]

Originally posted by worldwidese
Jim, I'm pleased to find you're not perfect! You do such a great job managing the site that I got the feeling that accidental deletion is something that only happens to the rest of us!

I'm still learning the new system. This is the first thread I tried to move. I copied and moved the thread to this forum, then I went to delete the copy in the other forum and both threads were deleted. Not sure how that happened.

No, I'm not perfect.

Back to Entertainment Management Books: MarcusM, tell us again about the book you read...

[MarcusM]

Mang. Book

The book I am reading now really isnt a 'managment book' i will find those titles and authors as soon as i can, the book i am reading now is called "It's not how GOOD you are, it's how GOOD you want to be." by Paul Arden. Published by Phaidon. I like this book because it is split up into many different chapters and its a book you can pick up and read anytime. It outlines good tactics, and gives the reader inspiration, and different perspectives. It is real interesting...thats my opionion i give it out of 5 stars.
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~Marcus