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#19 on the Amazon.com Best Sellers List in Industrial Production & Management! Can the New York Times Best Seller List be far behind?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/books/13773/ref=pd_zg_hrsr_b_1_5_last

This isn't a brag, guys -- the book just came out, there's always an initial burst of buying. Chances are that it will never see the Top 20 List again after this weekend. But it's fun and I wanted to let my many longtime friends on this site know so that they can be happy for me, too. (I know, you're probably better at schadenfreude, but...  :-) )

Fraternally in project management,

Steve the Bajan

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    Satish Kumar ·
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    Dear Stephen,Congrats!. Wish

    Dear Stephen,

    Congrats!. Wish it moves closer to 1 over time.

    Regards,

    satish

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    Dieter Wambach ·
    #2

    Congratulations

    Congratulations Steven!

    Dieter

    p.s.

    Didn't you enjoy your taxing authorities.

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    Stephen Devaux ·
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    Thank you, Satish and

    Thank you, Satish and Dieter. Steve
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    Mike Testro ·
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    Hi SteveSuccess is such a

    Hi Steve

    Success is such a drag!

    Well done

    Mike T.

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    Stephen Devaux ·
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    Hi, Mike.Thanks. Alas, fame

    Hi, Mike.

    Thanks. Alas, fame is fleeting -- one day later, my book has crashed to #52. :-(

    Fraternally in project management,

    Steve the Bajan

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    Dennis Hanks ·
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    Congratulations, Steve. Best

    Congratulations, Steve. Best of luck.

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    Stephen Devaux ·
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    Thanks, Dennis.Alas, I've

    Thanks, Dennis.

    Alas, I've slipped out of the Top 100. But the view was great before the clouds rolled in!

    Fraternally in project management,

    Steve the Bajan

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    Dennis Hanks ·
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    Still, be proud of what you

    Still, be proud of what you accomplished. It ain't easy. Many try, you succeeded.

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    Stephen Devaux ·
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    Thank you, Dennis. You are

    Thank you, Dennis. You are very kind.

    Fraternally in project management,

    Steve the Bajan

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