Almost Alchemy

Make Any Business of Any Size Produce More with Fewer and Less

De: Dan S. Kennedy

Narrado por: Adam Witty

Change your math.

Change your business.

Change your life.

Almost Alchemy challenges your existing beliefs and self-imposed limitations, forcing you to re-imagine, reinvent, and reorganize your business to achieve and exceed goals in a systematic and sustainable way.

In this radical new book, Dan Kennedy destroys the myth that “Knowledge is Power” by exposing 20 different proven strategies to ensure business sustainability and maximize wealth extraction. It is thought-provoking, cage-rattling, and mind blowing all in one.

Alchemy isn’t writing slightly better copy or tweaking your marketing to take advantage of some new media or some other hot trend. Instead, it’s about reinventing the way you think about your business, recognizing the “brutal realities” that few dare to embrace or refuse to even recognize…and turning information into action and profit.

In its mythical context, Alchemy was about one thing and one thing only: transforming ordinary metals into gold. And like thousands of others, you may start this book thinking you’re in an ordinary business and finish realizing you instead have a different, bigger, better, more valuable one.

©2019 Dan S. Kennedy (P)2020 ForbesBooks

Small yet concise and informative!

Follow up chapter plus the map is incredible. The whole entire book is great and well worth the listen or read.

Outstanding Advice.

This book is Mr. Kennedy‘s best one to date.
It is filled with wisdom, experience, and priceless advice. I have recommended it to and purchased copies for friends and business associates. Each one who read it went out of their way to thank me for recommending it.
Frank Candy, President, American Speakers Bureau Corp., Orlando, Florida.

I'm a fan.

I have every No B.S. guide available on Audible in my library. for a new business owner like me, it has been more valuable than any conference I've gone to.

Classic Dan rekindled for today

As a long time Dan fan I still managed to grab nuggets of wisdom to implement. Fascinating stories about how eliminating employee theft can directly impact the business, and it's not just stealing pens.

Robotic Reading Could Not Follow

While I always love whatever Dan Kennedy writes, the way this book was narrated leaves a lot to be desired. And, I cannot say that it is all Adam Witty's (the narrator) fault. Yes, he could have used a little more inflection in his voice in certain areas, and he could have transitioned into new and different topics a lot better. And, he could have been a little less robotic. But, I believe the real problem lies in the noise-canceling software or microphone that was used. Again, I love the content, but it was very hard to listen to.