Book Review
Grandpa’s Fortune Fables is an overarching story about Boris, the bully, and Gail, the dorky girl as Boris calls her, becoming close friends. Gail genuinely wants to help Boris become...More...
Half memoir and half self-help book, Jim Rees takes you on an adventure through his Race Across America (RAAM). Doing the race three times at over 3,000 miles of nonstop...More...
Chet is amazing and his 12 Key Strategies are sound as a baby. The Ultimate Sales Machine is a must-read for anyone selling anything. I do, however, have to say...More...
The Surprising Gift of Doubt by Marc A. Pitman was one of the easier and more insightful leadership books I’ve read recently. The tips in this book have helped me...More...
Evan is such a positive human being! His book, Built to Serve, seeps with amazing advice and solid strategies to discovering your WHO, WHY, and HOW. At first I was...More...
This was a great book about the art of persuasion. Written with many examples and strategies you can implement yourself, you’re sure to get through Lions in the Grass in...More...
Cumulative Advantage is a witty book filled with practical advice and fun stories about how to build momentum for your ideas. There is a solid framework behind what the Cumulative...More...
You want to learn about what has been done, what can be done, and what you can specifically do to alleviate poverty? Uplift and Empower encompasses it all. It’s one...More...
The Unexpected Gift was an unexpected pleasant book for me. It’s a true hero’s journey story of Barbara’s seemingly happy marriage’s ending and what she did to overcome the pain...More...
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