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Name: The cheat code
Author: Brian Wong

In The cheat code, entrepreneur Brian Wong argues that many people, even the smartest and most creative, tend to follow conventional scripts. He contends that this predictability creates space for those who deviate just a little—those who add a unique twist to established approaches. Wong shares 70 bite‑size, 1–2 page “cheats”—inspired by gaming terminology—to help entrepreneurs and creatives quickly achieve a competitive edge, attract attention to their ideas and pitches, and boost career and business progress. The book is presented in a breezy, easily digestible format, making it a practical resource for anyone seeking to stand out in the business world.

First publish date: 2016

Genre: Business & Economics/Entrepreneurship

Authors: Brian Wong

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