Day Trading Attention, Dare to Lead & The Complete TurtleTrader - 3 Book Business Set - Mixed Format - Gary Vaynerchuk, Brené Brown, Michael Covel

Titles in This Set Day Trading Attention: How to Actually Build Brand and Sales in the New Social Media World by Gary Vaynerchuk Dare to Lead: Brave Work. Tough Conversations. Whole Hearts. by Brené Brown The Complete TurtleTrader: How 23 Novice Investors Became Overnight Millionaires by Michael W. Covel Details Condition: New Format: Mixed Format (Hardback & Paperback) Publisher: Harper Business / Vermilion Age Range: Adult / Business & Non Fiction Overview This three-book bundle brings together some of the sharpest minds in modern business and personal leadership. From Gary Vaynerchuk's razor-focused marketing playbook, to Brené Brown's transformative take on courageous leadership, and Michael W. Covel's gripping true story of Wall Street's legendary Turtle traders, this collection is packed with practical insight and real-world inspiration for entrepreneurs, marketers, leaders, and investors alike. A brand new set, perfect for gifting or building your own business library. About the Books Day Trading Attention is Gary Vaynerchuk's follow-up to his bestseller Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook, offering an updated, practical guide to capturing consumer attention and building brands in today's fast-moving social media landscape. Vaynerchuk breaks down platform-specific strategy and advertising tactics that businesses can use to grow sales organically and through paid media. Dare to Lead is Brené Brown's landmark exploration of what it truly means to lead with courage. Drawing on years of research, Brown argues that leadership isn't about status or power, but about having the bravery to have difficult conversations, show vulnerability, and unlock the potential in others. It has become an essential text for managers and founders alike. The Complete TurtleTrader tells the remarkable true story of legendary trader Richard Dennis, who bet that trading success could be taught rather than innate. Dennis recruited a group of ordinary people, nicknamed "the Turtles," trained them in