Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Moments of Forever: Discovering the True Power and Importance of Your life

By Dr. Bill R. Path

This reviewer found this book to be truly inspiring, and the points made by the author give the reader food for thought. This book gives readers an opportunity to examine their individual lives, and what is most important to them, and to examine their outlook on their life. By reading this book, the reader can gain, or possibly change their perception of what is genuinely important.


Although, written from a Christian perspective, please do not let that dissuade you from reading this book. This is a book for the masses. What is success in relation to family and success in your own mind? In this book, this reviewer found many valid points about living your own life and not trying to be like anyone else. This book receives a four star rating as a recommended read.

Monday, July 13, 2009

Not a Book but an Inspiring DVD

Work Your Way Up - A film about entrepreneurship.
A film by Patrick Sargent

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be an entrepreneur? This film will teach you a good deal, about what it takes to run a business and the type of person that it takes to be an entrepreneur. Are entrepreneurs born or made? This film may answer that question for you.

Being captivated by a movie, is not something that usually happens, as a reviewer. This film was informative, enlightening, and engaging. For anyone wishing to be an entrepreneur, this movie is a must see. There is much that you should hear from people that have been there in the real world, with real world experiences as well as instructors in academia.

Do yourself a favor and find a copy.

Friday, July 10, 2009

The Daughter-In-Law Rules

By Sally Shields

This is a humorous look at the dynamics of the daughter-in-law, mother-in-law relationship while also giving some insight about how to get along with your mother-in-law.

While reading this book as a reviewer, the reading was easy to understand, and found that one could reread some of the rules over and over again. They are humorous and thought provoking at the same time.

These rules are almost tongue in cheek, but they are also true on a deeper level. It ultimately comes down to attitude. This book is fun and easy to read, while imparting information for all readers. This book receives a four star rating from this reviewer.

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

The Six Common Small Business Failures … and how to avoid them

By Frederick Jones

As a reviewer having read many business oriented books, this one is different from the rest. This book examines failure. If you have lived any years at all, you should have come to the realization that often more can be learned by failure than from success.

This book is about personal experience and teaches a good deal about the way you look at things and how much the proper attitude can help in success. You will also be asked to define what success is for you.

Each person’s definition of success will be different. It is up to the individual. Some people are a success with less than the next person is, while others need more. Where does it reach a stage of greed?

This book should be mandatory reading for anyone thinking of going into business for themselves, and in corporate America as well. This reviewer recommends this book as a must read.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Catwalk – A Feline Odyssey

by Kathie Freeman

This book is one recommended for people of all ages. This is a story not only for animal lovers, also even for those that may not like animals. It is a story about heart and home. Reading a story from an animal’s point-of-view is refreshing and unique. This reviewer found this book hard to put down, what is going to happen next, will keep you riveted and loath to put this book down.

For those that are cat lovers, this book will extremely poignant and will keep you on the edge of your seat. The cat knows where her home is; and the people that love her beside the circumstances that brought her to them both.

The main character is a female cat with a never give up attitude that is refreshing and real, although this is a fictional account of her travels. She could be called “peripatetic Tiger, Tuffy, Gypsy, Princess Regina, and Kiki” along her adventure not of her own making. What will her final name be and who will she be with? You will have to read this engaging book to find out.