Review:This text was so easy to understand and could probably be given to High-school students, or even younger. Nothing is too complex for the average reader. You will actually find yourself shaking your head yes as most of this is simple common sense. But what really makes this book valuable is how all these simple ideas are taken to illustrate the answers to common economic questions we have all had, that we all see in the news, and politics every day. A lot of societies problems could be alleviated... Read more

Review:I heard about this book from a friend and decided to check it out...I would have used his but there was writing everywhere!! The first thing I loved about it was that It made me feel like I wasn't just being told what to do/what's right/what's wrong...it really made me think about my personal situation and how I can apply the advice to different aspects of my life in my own, tailored way. Secondly, the information was very clear and I loved that the author used very appropriate bits of wisdom fr... Read more

Review:This is a great book to help organizations recruit and train ideal team players. Patrick's no nonsense approach makes it easy for anyone to grasp the concepts. His "parable" brings those concepts to life and lets the reader experience each of the team player virtues before hammering them home on the discussion/description that follows. Great book. I can't wait to start building ideal team players in my organization! Read more

Review:This is a book that delivers more than it promises. Annie Duke teaches us how to set aside many of our pre-conceived notions about positive and negative outcomes. She provides us with a framework to accept either result derived from the countless decisions we make in business and in our private everyday lives.
The titles for each chapter and subheading inspire the reader to hunker down and examine life through the prism of a poker player champion. How would each important decision be mad... Read more

Review:I'm 64 years young, struggling with multiple sclerosis, diagnosed at 39 years. Want to play piano for personal enjoyment. Hubby purchases 61 note keyboard. Accidentally met retired piano teacher. Asked if her music could be borrowed, purchased, et cetera. She said music to be borrowed and she will teach. Shortest version: must learn more than bargained for.
With no appreciation for keyboard, affordable piano was found. Am learning to pace self, practice, learning notes, read and play music ... Read more

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Review:Graeber's book is a monumental investigation of debt and money in terms of how these entities have actually existed in relation to each other over the course of history. His investigations show that throughout history, there have been as many economic arrangements and monetary practices as there have been societies. The modern world, in which one monetary regime dominates the civilized world, is an extreme anomaly in this regard.

Graeber demonstrates fascinating connections between comm... Read more

Review:Amazing book! Any person that wants to make a difference in other peoples lives needs to read this book. It has the best information on how to do the right things to become a multiplier. It is also an easy read. Read more

Review:This book is an essential read for anyone and everyone. I learned about it through Tai Lopez's 67 steps program. Tai, an investor and entrepreneur, has a list of books he recommends in order of most importance and this book is 1st on the list. Many of the most successful people in the world have read this book and put it into to practice, so what are you waiting for? Read it right now. Read more

Review:I was looking for information in restoring my credit. This book really gives the consumer an insider look at how the credit bureaus make their judgements. I would definitely recommend this read to any consumer looking to gain knowledge about how credit really works. Read more