20th November 2013

Aviva: Boost your business with brilliant ideas

This week, we’re launching our Adviser Bookshelf with two top business books.

You may not have time to trawl through all the business books on the market, so we’ve picked 10 of the best and read and reviewed them for you.

For the next five weeks, we’ll be summing up two books and cherry-picking the best business ideas from each.

Learn from the best in the business   

The first two books are The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey and Getting Things Done by David Allen.

Stephen Covey’s book has been a bestseller since 1989, with many high-profile readers using it, like President Clinton. It takes seven habits and shows you how you can use them to improve you

In his book, David Allen shows you how to take control of your actions and time to improve your productivity and lower your stress.

Use their ideas to build up your business

Find out more about these two books and the brilliant business ideas within their pages at avivanewthinking.co.uk.

 

 

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