The Personal MBA (Review and Analysis of Kaufman's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Josh Kaufman's book reveals the author's belief that an MBA is not worth your time and money, and you would be far better off educating yourself in business by taking advantage of the thousands of business books that are published worldwide every year. Josh Kaufman believes that in order to get well-educated for a career in business, all you need to do is take charge of your own business education. This summary demonstrates the eleven topics that you need to learn, how you can get a solid knowledge base of each and why you should go out and get hands-on learning experience to find out what works.
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MAIN IDEA
Instead of spending $150,000 and two years of your life to graduate from an MBA program, you’re far better off gaining your own self-education in business by taking advantage of the 11,000 new business books which get published worldwide every year and the 1.2 million business books which already exist. To really get well educated for a career in business, skip school and take charge of your own business education.
It’s hard for me to understand why getting an MBA is a better use of time and money than actual experience combined with a dedicated reading of 30 or 40 books.
– Seth Godin
When you get right down to brass tacks, all a good two-year full-time MBA will teach you are the three fundamental things you need to know in order to succeed in the business sphere, which can be broken down into eleven topics. If you set about getting a solid knowledge base of your own in these areas and combine that with actual hands-on experience in learning what works and what doesn’t in each of these topics, you’ll have a solid, real-world business education which is the equivalent of anything you’d learn by studying for an MBA.
About the Author
JOSH KAUFMAN is an educational activist and independent business professor. He is the creator of the Personal MBA business self-education program. He previously worked as assistant brand manager in Procter & Gamble’s Home Care Division where he worked on projects from new product development to in-store marketing programs. He is a graduate of the University of