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Starred Review. For former hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina, words are the most powerful weapon in the human arsenal. For good and for evil, as was the case in the spring of 1994 in Rwanda. Over 100 days, some 800,000 people were slaughtered, most hacked to death by machete. Rusesabagina—inspiration for the movie Hotel Rwanda—used his facility with words and persuasion to save 1,268 of his fellow countrymen, turning the Belgian luxury hotel under his charge into a sanctuary from madness. Through negotiation, favor, flattery and deception, Rusesabagina managed to keep his "guests" alive another day despite the homicidal gangs just beyond the fence and the world's failure to act. Narrator Hoffman delivers those words in a stirring audio performance. With a crisp African accent, Hoffman renders each sentence with heartfelt conviction and flat-out becomes Rusesabagina. The humble hotel manager not only illuminates the machinery behind the genocide but delves into Rwanda's complex and colorful cultural history as well as his own childhood, the son of a Hutu father and Tutsi mother. Hoffman successfully draws out the understated elegance of Rusesabagina's simple and straightforward prose, lending the story added vividness. This tale of good, evil and moral responsibility winds down with Rusesabagina visiting a church outside Kigali where thousands were massacred and where a multilingual sign-cloth now pledges, "Never Again." He once more stops to consider words, the ones he worries lack true conviction—like those at the church—as well as the ones with the power to heal. For the listener, the words of Paul Rusesabagina won't soon be forgotten. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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Rusesabagina . . . weaves his country’s history with his personal history into a rich narrative that attempts to explain the unexplainable. . . . The book’s emotional power comes from his understatement and humility. (The Boston Globe)An extraordinary cautionary tale. (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)Rusesabagina’s story of survival amid manic slaughter is as awful as it is gripping. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)Read this book. It will humble and inspire you. (Sunday Telegraph, London)Extraordinary—horrific and tragic, but also inspiring, because Rusesabagina refuses to give up his belief in the basic decency of humanity. (The Times, London)

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Paul Rusesabagina just wanted to be a good hotel manager. In the insane days of 1994, when 800,000 Rwandans were massacred by their neighbors and countrymen over the course of three months, being a good hotel manager meant finding a way to accommodate more than 1200 people—most of them Tutsis who were targets simply because of their tribal identity and a toxic history—in a 112-room hotel. But this hotel, the Belgian-owned Milles Collines, may have been the only safe place in Rwanda for those who were fortunate enough to find refuge insides its walls, while outside the world exploded in an insane paroxysm of rage, revenge, and bloodlust. No one was on vacation in this luxury hotel during that late spring and early summer. Everyone in the Milles Collines was lucky to be alive, and was hoping to stay that way. That they did is due in no small measure to the resourcefulness, the pluck, the diplomatic skill, and the utter determination of the hotel’s manager, Paul Rusesabagina.If you have seen the 2004 film “Hotel Rwanda,” you know the basic outlines of the story. After the airplane carrying the presidents of Rwanda and neighboring Burundi was shot down on its approach to Kigali, the country erupted in violence, primarily directed against ethnic Tutsis and sympathetic Hutus. The killing lasted from early April to early July and left the country in shock. Other countries (one hesitates to use the term “international community,” since this and many other events before and since call into question whether such a thing exists) did little to address the crisis, and the UN proved completely ineffectual. The sheer scale of the killing is mind-numbing. (Though he doesn’t spend much time discussing the movie, Rusesabagina vouches for the overall accuracy of “Hotel Rwanda.” He was interviewed by screenwriter Keir Pearson, who received an Academy Award nomination.)This is an autobiography, so the subject is Rusesabagina, not Rwanda. But the histories of man and country are hard to separate from one another. The author provides a brief Rwandan history lesson in order to provide context for the events that form the core of the book, and also outlines his early years and the choices and opportunities that ultimately led to his job as the manager of a luxury hotel in the capital city. The core of the book, though, concerns the events of 1994 and Rusesabagina’s role in saving hundreds of lives.A lot can be blamed on colonial powers that accentuated racial distinctions for purposes of facilitating rule, but even without such a history it often doesn’t take much of a spark for a difference that may not mean much at other times to suddenly mean very much indeed. Rusesabagina, however, is not inclined, as many others have been, to blame the genocide on Rwanda’s colonial history. For him, the root explanation was much simpler: People in power wanted to stay in power, people out of power wanted to seize power, and both sides would spread rumors, stir up hatred, and do whatever else was necessary in their pursuit of power. An ethnic Hutu himself, he maintains that “the Hutu government wanted all the anger in Rwanda pointed toward any target but itself.” When the killing started, Rusesabagina sheltered Tutsis from the beginning, including in his own home before moving them to the hotel, having seen his father do the same thing during earlier troubles.Convinced that words can be used as effectively as weapons if handled skillfully, Rusesabagina did not hesitate to use the phone, talk to acquaintances (including those who had killed or looked the other way), beg, cajole, plead, threaten, exaggerate, whatever it took. He called in favors. He tried to prick the conscience of people outside Rwanda who might be moved to act. He called upon the power of language to counter the power of machetes, the primary weapon of the marauding killers. To those who would criticize him for dealing with murderous militia leaders, Rusesabagina responds that “in order to fight evil you sometimes have to keep evil people in your orbit.” The practical mindset that contributed to his success as a manager tells him that “even the worst among them have their soft side, and if you can find and play with that part of them, you can accomplish a great deal of good.” Given the number of times that the welfare of the people in the hotel depended on his ability to call on a favor from a general or other well-placed but culpable person, it’s hard to argue with his point. Would it have been better to remain “pure” if it meant risking the lives of hundreds of people?There are many sub-stories contained within the broad story of the oasis of tenuous safety that the Milles Collines became. One of those that I found interesting was how quickly the sheltered group established a form of self-government. This must be a natural social instinct. Years ago I read Langdon Gilkey’s Shantung Compound, about foreigners in China who were rounded up and placed in a Japanese internment camp during World War II. I was struck by the same thing, the innate need to maintain routines and to create rudimentary institutions of government. (Of course, there is always Lord of the Flies as the chilling other side of this coin.)Rusesabagina is quite critical of what he sees as the complete ineffectiveness of the United Nations “peacekeepers,” and indeed of the UN as an organization. Individuals within it could, and did, perform acts of bravery and humanity, but taken as a whole he finds UN involvement in Rwanda to be no more than a “farce.” For us as observers, of course, hindsight judgments are easy, but Rusesabagina was there, on the ground, as events were unfolding, and he made numerous appeals to those who might have made a difference. There is little indication that the UN, or anyone else outside Rwanda, did much to address the hundred-day horror until after the dust had settled—and did little enough even then.Entire books have been written about genocide and how it happens. While Rusesabagina’s intention in this book is to give an account of his life and his involvement in one specific event, toward the end he offers brief observations about the larger problem. Noting the occurrence of war as a typical enabler in cases of genocide wherever it happens, he argues that genocides “are the brainchildren of insecure leaders eager for more power. Governments ease their people into them gradually. Other nations must be persuaded to look away. And all genocides rely heavily on the power of group thinking to embolden the everyday killers.” I’m not an expert on this, so I can’t say whether or not this really does capture it, but the description is broad enough that it probably does, and it certainly seems to ring true in modern cases. Certainly in the case of Rwanda in 1994, all the elements were present: power-hungry leaders, step-by-step escalation (starting with inflammatory radio broadcasts that were at least tolerated, and were perhaps actively encouraged, by government and military officials), inaction by other countries, and a strong mob mentality. Rusesabagina ends his book on a positive note, though, with optimistic comments about decency and sanity as the natural and normal condition of the human race and human societies. While modern history gives us plenty of reason to share his optimism when it comes to individuals and their choices, sadly it is harder to be optimistic about group behavior, or about the susceptibility of people to demagogues who appeal to base instincts, including fear, suspicion, selfishness, and hatred. This has proven to be an extraordinarily difficult nut to crack, whether by governments, religions, or moral philosophies. Simply put, as a species we have so far been incapable of inoculating ourselves against the pathologies that seem to be latent in the human condition. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why actions like those of Paul Rusesabagina inspire us. He may have been an “ordinary man,” but plenty of other ordinary men were out killing their neighbors when he made a different choice.

“Ordinary” he can call himself, if he likes; but what Paul Rusesabagina did between April and June of 1994 was truly extraordinary. His job as manager of a luxury hotel in the Rwandan capital at Kigali may seem ordinary enough, to be sure. But when the Rwandan genocide began in April 1994, Rusesabagina responded by sheltering hundreds of refugees in the Hotel Mille Collines, one of the most exclusive hotels in Kigali. And while 800,000 people were murdered all over Rwanda during the genocide, all of the 1,268 refugees to whom Rusesabagina opened his doors survived. “Ordinary,” my foot."An Ordinary Man," Rusesabagina’s autobiography, sets forth the author’s sense of how he went from a rural village upbringing to city life in Kigali, a hotel-management career, and ultimately the heroic role that he played in saving hundreds of lives during the genocide. Rusesabagina dismisses any attempt to depict what he did as heroic – “I never saw it that way, and I still don’t. I was providing shelter. I was a hotel manager doing his job” (p. 190) – but the importance and significance of what he did comes through nonetheless.Many are somewhat familiar with Rusesabagina’s story because of the Terry George film "Hotel Rwanda" (2004), with Don Cheadle as Rusesabagina; but the real story of Rusesabagina and the Mille Collines during the genocide is even more fascinating than George’s compelling film.Because the details behind the Rwandan genocide are intricate, and involve historical and cultural issues that might not be familiar to many readers outside Rwanda, Rusesabagina takes some pains to make clear how divisions between Tutsi and Hutu, created and exploited during colonial times by the Belgians who then ruled Rwanda, remained and festered long after Rwanda gained its independence. A hard-line Hutu government’s fears of losing power to exiled Tutsi rebels helped lead to “the quickest [genocide] in recorded history”, in which “eight hundred thousand people were killed in one hundred days with a calculated efficiency that would have impressed the most rigorous accountant” (p. 53).As Rusesabagina tells it, his experience as a hotel manager, his years of using interpersonal communication skills to placate unhappy guests, prepared him for the delicate maneuvering that he would have to do in order to prevent hundreds of refugees from being murdered in the genocide. Rusesabagina thus describes what he learned regarding the art of negotiation: “Someone who *deals* can never be an absolute hard-liner. The very act of negotiation makes it difficult, if not impossible, to dehumanize the person across the table from you….You are forced to make a compromise, and by doing this you are forced to understand, and even sympathize with, the other person’s position. And if cups of good African coffee, some wine, a cognac, or all of the above could help lubricate this understanding, it was all to the good” (p. 49).Using the contacts that he had established over the years, their phone numbers set down in a black leather binder that he describes as “my personal directory of numbers for the elite circles of government and commerce in Rwanda” (p. 99), Rusesabagina called in favors on a regular basis, as when he successfully had an Interahamwe militia roadblock removed from in front of the Mille Collines, thus improving the chances that other refugees could get into the hotel, and lessening the likelihood of the militia storming the hotel.I am aware that there are those who claim that Rusesabagina’s actions were not so heroic as is generally believed to be the case. There are books out there claiming that Rusesabagina charged people for the privilege of staying in the Mille Collines during the genocide – or even that he threatened to eject some refugees out into the streets, where they would inevitably have perished at the hands of the militias. And I have seen some people's claims -- on the basis of "insider knowledge" of one sort or another, often relayed by someone in or from Rwanda -- that Rusesabagina is not at all the nice and good person that one gets a sense of from reading "An Ordinary Man" or watching "Hotel Rwanda."To these readers, I would respectfully point out that Rusesabagina has served as a whistleblower, revealing from an insider's perspective the more difficult aspects of his society. Whistleblowers provide valuable information that the larger world needs to know, but rarely make themselves popular within their own group in the process. Additionally, Rusesabagina has criticized, in this book and elsewhere, the current Rwandan government of Paul Kagame, the onetime R.P.F. (Rwandan Patriotic Front) rebel leader whose forces prevailed in the civil war, and who has served as president of Rwanda since 2000. To be involved in politics, at any level, is to take on enemies and invite criticism. Ask yourself whether some of the criticism levied against Rusesabagina may constitute a form of special pleading, set forth by people with a vested interest in putting forth their own version of the events that Rusesabagina describes in his book. And while you’re at it, please consider a couple of simple facts:Fact 1: Outside the walls of the Hotel Mille Collines, all over the nation of Rwanda, eight hundred thousand people were murdered, in one of the worst acts of genocide since the Second World War.Fact 2: Inside the walls of the Hotel Mille Collines, Paul Rusesabagina gave shelter to 1,268 people. Every single one of them survived the Rwandan genocide. As Rusesabagina himself accurately points out, “Nobody was killed. Nobody was wounded or beaten in the Mille Collines” (p. 131).I read "An Ordinary Man" while my wife and I were in Rwanda. We visited the Kigali Genocide Museum, and the Nyamata Genocide Memorial where over 10,000 people sought refuge inside a Catholic church but were murdered. We even dined at the Panorama restaurant atop the Mille Collines hotel that Rusesabagina once managed. It was truly a strange experience to be enjoying fine food and excellent wine in an elegant atmosphere, looking out upon the bright lights of Kigali, while knowing that 22 years before, the building we were visiting had been a de facto refugee camp for people seeking to escape the genocide. Truly, there is nothing ordinary about a visit to Rwanda. And there is nothing ordinary about what Paul Rusesabagina did, or about the way he describes it in "An Ordinary Man."

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[Dane Wigington]Dahr Jamail reports on the US Navy plan for electronic war games on the Olympic Peninsula WA in Truthout: if it gets its way, the Navy would be flying Growler jets - electronic attack aircraft that specialize in radar jamming - in 2,900 training exercises over wilderness, communities and cities across the Olympic Peninsula for 260 days per year, with exercises lasting up to 16 hours per day. Naval surface fleet ships will also be participating by homing in on ground-based emitters - a topic that was never discussed in the Navy's environmental assessment. Dozens of naval EA-18G Growler supersonic jet warplanes will fly as low as 1,200 feet above the ground in some areas in order to conduct war games with 14 mobile towers on the ground in national forests. Medical doctors, scientific reports and even the Navy's own documents show that enough electromagnetic radiation will be emitted to be capable of damaging human eye tissue, causing breast cancer, causing childhood leukemia and damaging human fetuses, let alone impacting wildlife in the area. The Navy has denied that these impacts will occur. Medical doctors also told Truthout that noise from the Navy's jets is a major health risk. Nevertheless, the Navy appears to be rapidly moving forward with its plans to war game over the Olympic Peninsula.Buy Freeland's book and give it to everyone you know. That’s what I am doing. Before these insane Dr. Strangelove military engineers destroy our Ionosphere and our only protection from space, Earth's magnetosphere.

This is an important book. From intensive research by its author, Elana Freeland, it reveals the nature and scope of the horror all people now live under. This horror is wrought by those with the power, riches, and drive for absolute power to implement a diabolical program based on the wielding of a weapon originally conceived of by its genius inventor as being a benefit. The Devil doesn’t create, however, he corrupts. In Chemtrails, HAARP, and the Full Spectrum Dominance of Planet Earth, Ms. Freeland reverse-engineers the corruption of nature we see over our heads everyday to get closer to the truth than the geoengineers would allow.Such “reverse engineering” is necessary because the technical authorities are not talking, or only spew disinformation. This is true for most every aspect of modern life and so we are left with what we can do ourselves to discover the truth of things. Ms. Freeland does that with this book, drawing upon the work of other “amateurs” such as her friend, Clifford Carnicom, and the seminal work of Dr. Nick Begich and Jeane Manning (Angels Don’t Play This HAARP).The story revealed by this book is essential knowledge and Ms. Freeland tells it in clear prose, even when describing technical things such as HAARP patents and weather dynamics. She lays her baseline with the work done by Nikola Tesla in the late nineteenth century that was seized upon by our rulers after his death and used to create an ionosphere heater. Heating the ionosphere to tens of thousands of degrees Fahrenheit is the pivotal means for weather control. The initial project to build the facility to do this was the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Project (HAARP—built in Alaska). Many other heaters have been built since.The work of HAARP is facilitated by an ionized atmosphere and that’s where “chemtrails” come in. That much-maligned term was originally coined in an Air Force manual but has since been used to discredit the obvious evidence of the daily spraying. The constituent particulates of what’s being sprayed and the reasons for it is the subject of the book’s first section (”Ionizing the Atmosphere”). Weather control is just one aspect. Section Two (”Profits and Force Multipliers”) describes the other aspects: population control, Directed Energy Weapons, climate manipulation to direct futures trading, and augmentation of international political coercion.These are heavy subjects that are hard to take when first encountering them. Dismissing them is the knee-jerk reaction of denial. I would urge you to read without judgment, however, and then perform your own research to validate what Ms. Freeland avers. She’s not the only one.Ms. Freeland concludes with a discussion of Morgellons, which is a condition resulting from the ingestion of nano-fibers that appear to be some kind of lab-created, hybrid pathogen. These are part of the mix dumped by the spraying. Speculations on the purpose get bizarre, leading to mind control and trans-humanism. The latter is probably the most difficult aspect of this program for me. It seems inconceivable, but is very much in-character with the idea of psychopathic rulers seeking to manipulate human life to the level of its most basic physical structure (DNA).Chemtrails, HAARP, and the Full Spectrum Dominance of Planet Earth is in keeping with other works that reveal the oppressive reality we live under. Books by Dmitry Orlov (Shrinking the Technosphere) and Richard Dolan (UFOs and the National Security State) come to mind. These are all thoughtful, well-researched works that exist on the edge of an inconceivable reality, but then, the edge is as close as we are allowed to get. When we do, we see the most insidious program ever perpetrated upon an unsuspecting humanity by its ruling psychopaths. Read Ms. Freeland’s book to educate yourself on what’s happening and then do whatever you can to resist.

Everyone needs to read this book. I live in South Texas and I only have to look up and see the chemtrails coming out of the back of the planes and what the sky looks like when they are finished. No more beautiful blue skies here. Just silvery skies with weird streaks of white that are obviously not clouds. I am almost 70 and I know the difference between contrails and chemtrails.

I live close to Robbins AFB an sometimes itlooks like there has been hundreds of tick-tac-doe games in the sky overhead. It usually starts before sunrise and the stuff stays there for several hours, feathering out over time. Then once in a while I will see a contrail which just follows the plane and dissipates very quickly. Everybody needs to read this book and get mad as hell and do something about it. Get your head out of your a.... people. Your health and very life depend on it. Chemtrails are real and they are affecting our air quality, food quality and our weather. Read up and become informed. This is not a theory, but it is a conspiracy and it is not designed to help you in any way. Wake up, wake up, wake up!!!!!

Wonder why natural disasters are common and extreme? This is a courageous and scholarly work. The sinking of the lusitania, pearl harbor, 911 and Iraq- the corrupt elite always look out for our health and welfare, don't they?They'd never risk our health to test their weapons would they? I think they want to waste our money on disaster payouts so they can get rid of social security.

On the subject of Chemtrails this book transforms the myth into reality. In depth look at the factors in play, and considerable evidence presented that our planet's weather is being manipulated for a variety, not totally always clear, purposes. I highly recommend this book for those who doubt there is something amiss.

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This book tells you everything you need to know to help your organization implement DevOps on the Microsoft platform. You will learn how to use Visual Studio, Visual Studio Team Services, and Azure to implement a complete DevOps process in your company. You will learn about Agile Project Management, Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, Technical Debt Management, Automatic Testing and Monitoring, and see how all these areas fit together.DevOps is important for organizations that want to make the best use of their resources and avoid costly mistakes. Teams that embrace DevOps deploy code up to 30 times more frequently than their competition and less than 50% of their deployments fail according to Puppet Labs State of DevOps survey.DevOps on the Microsoft Stack shows you how to help your organization implement DevOps, covering the tooling they will need and how to make everything work together while following best practices. The focus is not only on technology but also on the cultural issues that teams will face when implementing DevOps. The author’s goal is to not only show you which tooling there is but help you to successfully use everything together to implement DevOps in your projects and organization.In this book, you'll learn: What DevOps is and how it can help development teamsHow to use Visual Studio, Visual Studio Team Services, and Azure to setup a DevOps processHow to introduce DevOps to your organization and how to overcome problems

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Wouter de Kort works as the Principal Expert Microsoft at Ordina. He helps organizations to stay on the cutting edge of software development on the Microsoft stack. Wouter focuses on Application Lifecycle Management and software architecture. He loves solving complex problems and helping other developers to grow. Wouter authored a couple of books, is a Microsoft Certified Trainer and an ALM Ranger. You can find him on Twitter (@wouterdekort) and on his blog at wouterdekort.com or at the various conferences where Wouter speaks.

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Paperback: 288 pages

Publisher: Apress; 1st ed. edition (April 30, 2016)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 9781484214473

ISBN-13: 978-1484214473

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Before I write my review, I would like to disclose that I was one of the primary technical reviewers for this book. I can certify that I've read this book cover to cover. The structure of the book, from how the topics flow from one into another, to the examples contained within each chapter provides the reader with a fantastic end-to-end immersion in the DevOps toolchain that Microsoft provides to professionals.Not only does Wouter go into detail on the essentials (Build, Release Management, Automated Testing) but also delves into deeper test integration as well as relevant topics like technical debt. His mastery of the entire stack is evident in each chapter, leaving the reader with confidence that (s)he can go forward and start working with the examples and knowledge provided.An added bonus in my opinion is that Wouter also goes into more interesting areas like TFS/VSTS extensibility with the creation of custom build/release tasks. Having the ability to create and integrate custom tasks is a huge win for any teams with special needs or internally developed utilities that play a critical role in the DevOps lifecycle.Overall, I strongly recommend reading this book a few times, and then recommending it to your colleagues and teammates. Enjoy!

Like Josh Garverick I was also one of the early reviewers of the book, so I might be a bit biased :)Nonetheless, as somebody who works day-in-day-out with organizations and people who want to take on the adventure that DevOps really is, I can only urge you to read this book.DevOps on the Microsoft Stack describes the entire toolchain from A to Z, the moment of inception of your idea until the moment your product is running in production and everything in between, all to make your customers very happy and productive.It will show you as reader and DevOps enthusiast how you can adopt improvements to your current process along with practical examples that will guide you into successfully implementing these enhancements.Although the book seems to be (very) technical, it will talk a lot about the softer parts of DevOps, the why... - Why do I want to manage Technical Debt? - Why do I want to know what is going on with my application? - Why is it important to involve stakeholders as fast and often as possible?This means the book is also suitable for less technical people interested in DevOps.Conclusion: the name of the book says it all, if you want to know more about DevOps and how you can implement this using the Microsoft Stack, this is a MUST read!

As a technical reviewer for this book, I was party to to the structure and content, as well as discussions and revisions as it evolved. Wouter created an easy to read book, that walks you through Donovan Browns definition of “DevOps is the union of people, process, and products to enable continuous delivery of value to our end users”.It covers the basics of DevOps, planning, version control, testing, continuous integration, continuous delivery, monitoring, and much more. Its packed with concepts and practical exercises that enable you to embrace DevOps on the Microsoft Stack.Whether you have dabbled with DevOps, Azure or Visual Studio Team Services, or not, it’s a reference guide you’ll enjoy!

Wouter has created a great resource with this book. First and foremost it is very easy to read. Wouter's writing style is very conversational, and the ease with which he conveys topics, some of which are quite complex, is very refreshing. He also goes into extreme depth of detail, with some great examples in each chapter. You should definently pick this book up.

The book would be better if talked of Trunk-Based Development as a branching model.

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Hardcover: 288 pages

Publisher: AMACOM; First edition (June 5, 2013)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0814432867

ISBN-13: 978-0814432860

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6 x 1 x 8.5 inches

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4.7 out of 5 stars

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David Newman’s “Do It! Marketing” is, for me, word for word, the best marketing “how to” guide for small businesses - and for those looking to provide marketing counsel - in existence.There are several great ones, several of which I’ve reviewed in glowing terms. But this is a bible I’ll turn to repeatedly. It has a number of unique qualities, several set out below. But where I think it truly nails it is in the blend of concision and precision. There are no wasted words here. The book’s coverage is comprehensive – from building your own business model, to learning your prospects, to generating good leads, to closing, to content marketing, to social media, to personal branding, to thought leadership and more – but never pedantic or weighted down. Fact is, marketing done right is smart and manageable. Mr. Newman offers a brilliant guide to producing – and selling – just that kind of marketing – with a much-needed emphasis on small and medium-sized businesses. Among the many highlights:• The author plays it straight: having read hundreds of books in the subject area, can’t tell you how refreshing it is to come across a title that’s just honest. Mr. Newman doesn’t try to pretend that good marketing is a magic formula that is in his sole possession. At the same time, he doesn’t pretend that it’s particularly easy for small businesses to do marketing well. Both principles ring true. Good marketing isn’t rocket science – but in a saturated climate, it does need to be done very well to break through.• The author pulls no punches in stating flat out, marketing is important and amen. It’s a critical enterprise function. Chief executives who don’t see it as such likely either aren’t doing it right – or their businesses aren’t going to be around for very long. Marketers who struggle to sell their services will do well to read Mr. Newman’s book closely – for all sorts of reasons. But the “make no apologies for wanting to provide a central business function more effectively” is dead on and it bears repeating and internalization.• I will be honest in that I am always wary about books that seemingly promise “x steps to great marketing.” First, to be very clear, that’s not what Mr. Newman is doing here and one realizes that nearly instantly. His promise is sincere. The book is indeed comprised of 77 practical steps that can really be implemented in very short order. Will your marketing immediately be magnificent? Not necessarily. But if you take the time to do the work, to grapple with the questions posed and to study the abundance of wonderful additional online resources that Mr. Newman offers, this book can get you from nowhere to a rock solid foundation quickly. Is there investment involved? Yes, but nothing extraordinary. In my opinion, successfully completing tasks 1-20 (to speak generally, centering around knowing your own business, your business model, your value proposition and, as importantly, how to speak the language of your top prospects and connect your value propositions to their paint points) are easily worth the price. If you can get through this stretch, you’re halfway to home. Second, part of the what makes this book so great is that it is indeed structured in a systematic way that matches intuition – but it’s hardly purporting to thrust a one size fits all marketing program down the throats of either providers of marketing services or prospective customers. Mr. Newman lays out both strategy and tactics – and critically distinguishes between the two – but the essence of the tactics themselves, the “contents of your content” etc. – are very much left to be individualized.• The lessons set out in this book are drawn up beautifully for small and medium size B2B marketing and sales. That’s a niche that many write in – often well – but few conquer it as does Mr. Newman. That makes the book a rarity in and of itself. But I would also feel confident in saying that the tools laid out here could and would improve marketing services (and the selling of such) for any business at any level.• My own belief is that “brand” as an a concept in and of itself matters a bit, not as much as is hyped and more if you’re in the Fortune 500 already– and frankly, so few folks recognize what a brand is that, for your standard small business, it’s simply not worth taking the effort. Mr. Newman doesn’t say so explicitly – but given that a brand is in, reality, the collective set of perceptions that stakeholders have about your firm, the exercises this book takes you through – ranging from knowing your business, to speaking prospect, to your follow-up, to your CX, to your vocabulary bank, to your content, etc. – in nailing those down right, a firm almost inherently comes to realize what it’d like its “desired state” brand to be. And by being honest, substantive, creative, persistent, etc., the embodiment of that desired state tends to lead to a convergence between desired and actual – without the firm having thrown tons of money off the bat on a branding campaign. There’s no sense in branding if you don’t, for instance, have product-market fit or don’t understand your customers as well as they understand themselves. Putting the cart before the horse leads to what can be fatal incongruence,• My take is that particularly in the small business space, finding your niche and differentiating yourself producing the best and most valuable content in the field is the greatest and most cost-efficient manner to stand apart from peers – no doubt, content isn’t enough, the business needs to deliver on its promises and provide the utmost quality. But elite content is a game changer. And it’s precisely the opposite of, as Mr. Newman wisely points out, where you do not want to be: in a situation where your services are commoditized, and you’re forced to compete on price. Competing on price is an awfully difficult battle for marketers, marketing agencies and businesses in general to win, especially over the long-term.• The long term is another beautiful aspect of Mr. Newman’s book. While it can be operationalized quickly, it’s built to last. Make no mistake, it’ll take work and dedication. As it should be, by the way. But the 77 core action items espoused here are all very much evergreen in their centrality to a great marketing program. It doesn’t mean you don’t go back and iterate, based on market experience. Quite the contrary. But what makes this book so special is that it is, in my view, the best “minimum viable product” I’ve ever seen in the marketing world. For those who aren’t into lean startup techniques an MVP isn’t a negative. The notion is that with markets constantly changing, a business cannot afford to sit in a black box and plan and plan and plan. In those cases, by the time the master plan is ready, markets may well be unrecognizable. Rather, an MVP is that product or program that’s good enough to get you to market – into the ballgame. In other words, an MVP must be quality by definition, as lack of quality isn’t going to be viable. The MVP gets you to market and establishes relevance – and is conducive to being continually revisited based on experimentation and validated learning. It's the essential core and it needs to be good and to be out there.• I am admittedly not finished with it, but as I begin, in addition to my agency role, to privately consult, I’m using Mr. Newman’s 21 Day Marketing Launch to guide me in my thinking about my own little enterprise. Bearing in mind, I’ve been a senior marketing executive for quite some time, most of that in developing strategic marketing programs for clients. I’d like to think I know how to do it, but it’s a testament to Mr. Newman that I truly feel like his system offers me the best chance of success. Certainly Mr. Newman's ideas have broadened my own horizons in respect of counseling my existing and prospective clients.• You’ll need to read it to fully appreciate it, but time and time again, you’ll catch Mr. Newman very subtly practicing what he’s preached in earlier chapters. My favorite example is related to a community of thought leaders and testimonials. Mr. Newman, throughout the book, offers compelling additional content from guest contributors, who are widely acclaimed thought leaders. And it’s invaluable content. None of it pays homage to Mr. Newman. As intended. A true though leader, secure in his skin, understands that the mere presence of these contributions is a better testimonial than anything overt. And in turn, Mr. Newman goes out of his way to plug his contributors – much like with a prospect, the focus is on them, what their expertise is, how to contact them. It’s informative, classy and consistent and it’s executed perfectly.In some ways the marketing landscape moves so quickly that one feels like a book not published last week can’t be current. Not so for “Do It! Marketing”. Not that it’s old by any means – but it reads like it was written yesterday and especially when supplemented with the free online tools (download them) I expect it’ll always be evergreen. It’s a bible to be read, studied and enjoyed – over and over. Thanks to David Newman for a legitimately magnificent book.

Let me start by saying that David's book delayed the start up of my web design business by several weeks. It was the best thing that could ever have happened! In my BLOG writing experience, I had always been successful in writing great article titles and the ability to speak directly to the reader. Yet, when I began to design and develop my own Web Design website, I found myself trying to out "tech" my competitor's sites. I had long boring "features lists," full of the industry buzz words, glitzy widgets and flash on my pages meant to impress prospective clients. In other words, I had quit being myself and was on my way to having a web site that was much like all of the rest. I kept thinking during that time that something wasn't right. Even if a prospect found my site, what was there to make them stop, look and act. After a few other lame books, I took a shot and bought "Do IT!" The free materials that David offers, started to help change my thinking even before the book actually arrived. Actually, it helped the real me break out and have the confidence and ATTITUDE to Do It right!Although the book in totality is an excellent read, a couple of areas specifically stood out to me. Chapter 15 "Zero In on your Pain/Gain Factors. Here it explains how to take the usual "Features and Benefits" and reverse or "Flip" them to become "pain relief" and "problem resolution." Several other areas of the book also convinced me that I was hung up on keeping my prices too low. I found as I was working on base pricing (before options,) I began creeping my prices upward. In one chapter, David makes a bold challenge to try doubling your prices. As I am one or two weeks away from launching my site, I find that I have already incrementally increased them to the point they are already more than double where I had started, You might be thinking, if I haven't launched my own site yet, how do I know that's a good idea? The reason is that after mentioning to a few people that I was starting this business, word got around and I have two new clients that didn't bat an eye at the price I asked and I am now working on their sites before I can get my own finished. Who knows, maybe my prices will be tripled before I get it launched. In conclusion, if you are tired of reading books with charts about sales pipelines, and instead want immediate actionable items that will start making a difference for you and your business, I can't possibly think of a single reason you wouldn't pop $15 for this book. I'm just glad David didn't follow his own advice and charge what its really worth!

I read lots of marketing books and this must be one of the best. I originally purchased this on the Kindle and will now purchase a hard copy edition so it can sit on my desk for easy reference. There is so much in here. All in bit sized chunks for you to digest. Incredibly practical. Heaps of questions, checklists to help you really focus in on what really matters. As a marketing and business coach this is a superb resource to help you deliver more results not only for yourself but your clients. It cuts down the thinking time and gets to the guts of the issue, forcing you to make the right decision. Just follow the suggested processes, ask the questions and then more importantly take action and implement his suggested strategies. You cannot help but move forward. Thank you for a fabulous resource. Oh, and it is also supported by a heap of online materials, making this even more valuable. Highly recommended.

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