Winning the Slow Race
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Proudly ranked #14 on the Amazon Best Sellers list for Marketing for Small Businesses, alongside industry giants like Alex Hormozi, Gary Vaynerchuk, Sabri Suby, and Seth Godin.
Top Ranked in Marketing & Startups Categories
Standing at #14 in Marketing for Small Businesses, #39 in Startups, and #48 in the Marketing category on Amazon
Synopsis
In a world obsessed with quick wins and instant success, Winning the Slow Race offers a refreshing, honest perspective on what it truly takes to build a successful business. Written by seasoned entrepreneur Omar Kandil, this book provides an unfiltered roadmap for navigating the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial journey—one that prioritizes thoughtful actions, long-term growth, and strategic decision-making over shortcuts and speed.
Drawing from his own experience as the co-founder and CEO of OBCIDO Inc. and Talentdu, Kandil shares real-world lessons on everything from leadership and innovation to customer focus and team building. With practical insights and actionable advice, he shows entrepreneurs how to thrive in a fast-paced world by staying true to their vision, embracing patience, and making smarter moves instead of rushing for immediate results.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your business to the next level, Winning the Slow Race is a must-read for anyone serious about building a business that lasts.
What’s Inside
This book is structured into 50 digestible chapters, each offering a lesson that can be read in just a few pages. Each chapter provides the distilled wisdom of years of entrepreneurial experience, offering practical takeaways you can apply right away.
Table of Contents
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Lesson 1: The Entrepreneurial Myth
Lesson 2: Work on Yourself as Hard as You Work on Your Business
Lesson 3: No Is a Full Sentence
Lesson 4: The Power of Mentorship
Lesson 5: Success Without the Sprint
Lesson 6: Business Over Emotions
Lesson 7: When Your Emotions Are High, Your Wisdom Is Low
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Lesson 8: Hire Fast, Promote Faster, Fire Fastest
Lesson 9: Empower Without Hesitation
Lesson 10: The Power of Words
Lesson 11: Why Founders Should Listen
Lesson 12: Negotiate to Win Together
Lesson 13: Assemble Your A-Team
Lesson 14: Success Grows from Empowered People
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Lesson 15: Ride the Trend, Don’t Become It
Lesson 16: You’re Not a Doctor
Lesson 17: Be You-Centric, Not Me-Centric
Lesson 18: Social Media Is Not the Measure of Success
Lesson 19: Study the Market, Don’t Memorize the Competition
Lesson 20: Lead with the ‘Why’ Before the ‘What’
Lesson 21: Make Value Your Mission
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Lesson 22: Generosity Without Losing Your Value
Lesson 23: The First Step
Lesson 24: You Can’t Control What You Can’t Measure
Lesson 25: You Require Less to Succeed
Lesson 26: Shorter Meetings, Better Results
Lesson 27: Don’t Be the Jack of All Trades
Lesson 28: Work-Life Balance is Overrated
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Lesson 29: Copy, Paste, Innovate
Lesson 30: Turning Challenges into Opportunities
Lesson 31: Plans Are Just Assumptions
Lesson 32: Better to Act and Fail Than Do Nothing
Lesson 33: Business is a Skill, Not a Science
Lesson 34: Ideas Are Free, Launches Aren’t
Lesson 35: Face It to Fix It
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Lesson 36: How to Get Your Cold Emails Read
Lesson 37: The Art of the Follow-Up
Lesson 38: The Ultimate Investment
Lesson 39: Outworking Everyone in the Room
Lesson 40: Don’t Create It, Curate It
Lesson 41: Education Doesn’t End with Graduation
Lesson 42: Never Test the Depth of the River with Both Feet
Lesson 43: Experience Beats Theory Every Time
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Lesson 44: If It’s Not Broken, Fix It
Lesson 45: Success is a Marathon, Not a Sprint
Lesson 46: Winning Attitudes Are Contagious
Lesson 47: Eliminate the Unnecessary, Achieve Clarity
Lesson 48: Check Your Ego at the Door
Lesson 49: Learn, Practice, Share
Lesson 50: Finish First, Perfect Later
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“A must-read for anyone tired of the quick-win mentality. Omar Kandil provides a grounded, honest roadmap for long-term success in business.”