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- Scott Weyer
on Episode 130: Navy Veteran to Impactful Entrepreneur w/ Scott Weyer, at 40:01
his is actually from last year. And from the business side, this has nothing to do with home improvement, but you'll love it. I read it twice last year. Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Gadara about the guy who built the
- Louie Gravance
on Episode 196: The #1 Customer Service Skill Disney Learned the Hard Way, at 59:52
ns Learned in the Magic Kingdom available on Amazon. Also, this happens to be here that I've been reading. Another angle on this is this book called Unreasonable Hospitality. And I think it's very good. It comes at this
- Frank Patierno
on Episode 155: Harnessing AI to Super Boost Marketing: Exploring Full Throttle AI, at 21:30
ems from that is good activity. It also helped me to parse off anything that was kind of a waste of my time. So I thought that was great. And then unreasonable hospitality, I thought was terrific just because it teaches you, you know, there
- Matthew Francois
on Episode 190: From Chili’s to Champagne: Building Luxury Dining Experiences with Matthew Francois, at 46:15
Yeah, absolutely. Three book recommendations. One for me I personally love, it was a very small book a while back by the author named Leonard Sweet and it's called From Tablet to Table. Talks about like statistics of how much time we don't spend at the table anymore and how to invite that back in. I
- Josh Abramson
on Episode 153: Primary Aim: The Secret Power of Written Goals Unfolded, at 32:43
just speaking to your... Well, mainly your business sector of client or customers, listeners. I would say the first book that comes to mind is called Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Gadara. I actually, um, love this boo