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by J. C. Baker (Author)
How to Make Good Business Decisions is a book to assist people with thoughts surrounding essential aspects of finances and business. Much of the decision-making for people derives from experiences and exposure. The ability to see multiple perspectives allows for a higher level of understanding, increasing common sense perception. The common belief for the concept of common sense is a general acceptance as a usual occurrence or stance among people. However, reality demonstrates that people view topics very differently. Technology and varying media outlets create many avenues for information leading to conflicting positions and confusion.
This book provides a straightforward method of removing distortions among education, business practices, finances, and ownership. There are countless variables, obstacles, and barriers inherent in life's journey, and operating with common sense will alleviate many issues. However, exposure to information, experiences, and education redefines what is "common." Readers will learn how their thoughts, viewpoints, and focus shape their responses and navigation through important decision-making realities. This book serves as a tool for increasing decision-making.
Author Biography
Dr. J.C. Baker is the CEO of J.C. Baker & Associates, a general business consultancy specializing in management strategy for large companies and small business solutions. As a number one Amazon best-selling and four-time published author, Dr. J.C. Baker has written about logic, spiritual matters, and business leadership. With 20 years of high-level sales, entrepreneurship, and consulting experience, he has been successful in industries such as pharmaceuticals, mortgages, automotive, education, non-profit, and professional sports. Dr. Baker is an expert in organizational strategy and process innovation. Dr. Baker is a content creator for CBT News and the Atlanta Small Business Network, along with serving on the Advisory Board for the Ohio State Extension Program and as an EIR for the 1819 Innovations Hub at the University of Cincinnati. He received his BA in history from the University of Cincinnati, MBA, and Doctorate in Business and Organizational Leadership from Northcentral University in California.
