How To Have A Good Year Every Year

How to Have a Good Year Every Year (1991)
by Dave Yoho & Jeffrey P. Davidson
Published by Berkley
Sold by Crappy Old Books

Feeling stuck in a loop of lackluster Januaries and forgettable Februaries? This vintage slice of ‘90s optimism is your yellowing roadmap to turning every calendar page into a personal triumph. In How to Have a Good Year Every Year, business guru Dave Yoho teams up with productivity whisperer Jeffrey P. Davidson to serve up a smorgasbord of motivational nuggets, success strategies, and folksy pep talks—all bound in an aggressively beige paperback.

Written in a time when voicemail was revolutionary and faxes ruled the office, this no-nonsense self-help relic promises to teach you how to seize opportunities, reframe setbacks, and wear a relentless smile while doing it. Sure, it may smell like attic and scream “used book sale,” but the advice inside is charmingly earnest and occasionally useful—especially if you still think "carpe diem" is cutting-edge.

Dust off your Day-Timer and let Crappy Old Books help you rediscover a forgotten era of goal-setting and gumption. Because hey—if you’re going to have another year, why not make it a good one?

Keep browsing: See more Business books Other books by Dave Yoho and Jeffrey P Davidson