Business Brilliant: Surprising Lessons from the Greatest Self-Made Business Icons
&#8220;Having started Edible Arrangements, an international franchise with more than 1,000 stores, I know that the more &#8220;business brilliant&#8221; my franchise partners are, the more likely they are to build hugely successful stores. I wish I had read this book a decade ago.&#8221; (Tariq Farid, Founder and CEO, Edible Arrangements)&#8220;Whether you are starting a new business or navigating your career, conventional wisdom doesn&#8217;t get you very far. Lewis Schiff clearly outlines the true characteristics of success I wish I had read Business Brilliant 25 years ago when we started The Brooklyn Brewery.&#8221; (Steve Hindy, Founder and President, Brooklyn Brewery and co-author ofBeer School)&#8220;An engaging look at &#8216;realigning our career-development practices with the world we live in today&#8217;&#8230; intriguing, different kind of take on the self-help moneymaking genre.&#8221; (Kirkus)&#8220;Schiff builds his narrative on solid evidence, including research data comparing and contrasting the self-made person with the usual middle class.&#8221; (Booklist)&#8220;&#8230;Schiff offers useful insights such as &#8216;people who are the most brilliant at business are also those who fail most often,&#8217; and urges readers to understand that &#8216;failure can be good.&#8217;&#8221; (Publishers Weekly)