You’ve heard of sound bites: those 10-second bits of information and quotable facts given by the media in a news report. But what’s a “Power Bite”?
WithumSmith+Brown’s in-house business expert Ed Mendlowitz has coined the phrase, “Power Bites,” which is the title of his latest book of short sayings, brief explanations and calls-to-action for motivating and offering practical advice for improving skills related to management, leadership and life.
InPower Bites: Short and to the Point Management, Leadership and Lifestyle Advice I Give My Clients(published by iUniverse), Mr. Mendlowitz dishes out dozens of gems of advice he has given clients during his 40 years practicing as a CPA. With easy access to some of the smartest and most resourceful people including entrepreneurs and chief executives, Mendlowitz has seen and heard – and shared – it all. He often is the first person with whom his clients confide their problems and concerns because he consistently presents effective, immediate and practical guidance to help them gain perspective and confidence.
Mendlowitz, a partner based in Withum’s New Brunswick, NJ, office, is one of the country’s most prolific accountants whose speeches and books have helped thousands learn to better manage, serve and advise their clients.
Here are a few samples of Ed’sPower Bites:
“How can you learn anything when you’re talking?”
“Never Trouble Trouble Till Trouble Troubles You!”
“When Other Push the Pencil for You, Make Sure it is Your Pencil”
“Never Seek Total Victory…Unless You Are in a Dark Alley or a Courtroom.”
Power Bitesfocuses on seven key areas:self-management, leadership, delegating, efficiency, business development, negotiating, and “You.” Each section includes advice on listening, self-awareness, how to stay focused, setting goals, admitting mistakes, thinking positively, and how a smile really does make a difference.
The book can be purchased online at Amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com, and iUniverse.com.
For more information about the book or for keynote speaking engagements, please contact Ed directly at 732.946.9329 or [email protected].