Review:Simply amazing!!!! This book has put together so many others I have read and I now have my marching orders to a fulfilling life. This book has provided many of the answer to my questions. I highly recommend it!! Read more

Review:This gentleman was simply amazing! Everything he exuded was pure intelligence and I've rarely ever found another self help success book that is hard to put down.

The power of the mind is so incredible that sometimes things seem impossible or improbable but if manifested of pure intent in the mind then the results are there! Changes and transformations have come about in my life, just because of a slight shift in thinking and then a disciplined effort to keep on with that new frame of thou... Read more

Review:I got this ebook through Amazon and I recommend that everyone read this from high school throughout adulthood. Amazon is a great option for purchasing this and the Amazon Kindle version is a small investment for nuggets of wisdom that will shape one's life. Read more

Review:I got this ebook through Amazon and I recommend that everyone read this from high school throughout adulthood. Amazon is a great option for purchasing this and the Amazon Kindle version is a small investment for nuggets of wisdom that will shape one's life. Read more

Review:This book really does have you anticipating each and every page. Not only is David Einhorn entertaining as a story teller, the book takes you into the mind of one of the greatest investors of all time, emerging from our time. Read more

Review:Surowiecki takes some excellent science, basic and interesting findings on behavior and cooperation, and wires them into one of the most ridiculous ordering of facts and arguments to ever pass as quasi-science.

The basic structure of the book is:

1. Interesting result proving crowds are awesome and experts are nearly meaningless
2. Note about all the factors that could make this finding meaningless
3. Conclusion which assumes away often relevant issues

Aside from we... Read more

Review:Akerlof and Shiller are smart guys, OK? Smarter than I am, I'm sure. And I think there is an idea here somewhere. The idea is that Adam Smith is not quite right, We don't make economic decisions in out own best interest but on the basis of emotions and stories we tell ourselves. And further, other people are aware of this and will try to take advantage of us (phish us) accordingly. In other words - Buyer Beware.

OK. I think we knew that. So now what?

But let's get to the spec... Read more

Review:This book should be required reading for everyone who decides questions of war and peace, even as a citizen writing letter to Congress or the President. General Butler gives a whole new view of what is involved in using military force "to protect American interests." WARNING: Some of the photographs in the back of war's results are not just graphic but gruesome. Read more

Review:John does it again and delivers a concise and comprehensive analysis of the work of "Economic Hitmen", as well as how to see the extension and graduation of their work here in the United States. A must read for anyone desirous of peeking behind the curtain of global politics and economics. BUY THIS BOOK!! Read more

Review:Despite some spelling errors, this is one of those books that helps one put things together, if one is predisposed to such things. The book is also instructive in that it shows how far advertising and public relations has veered from ethics. I recommend this book. Read more