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Review of Four Thousand Weeks Four thousand weeks attempts to change the thinking about time that do justice to all humans’ real situation: the brevity and shimmering possibilities of our four thousand weeks. It explores a saner way of relating to time […]
Review of Fanatical Prospecting Financial Prospecting aims to teach the readers how to be efficient and effective with prospecting. The author acknowledges that prospecting is a hard, gruelling, rejection-dense work. But it is the price you have to pay to earn a […]
Review of Pitch Anything With Pitch Anything, the author wants to teach the readers frame control which will help to overcome the challenges in life and career. The Problem There is a fundamental disconnect between the way we pitch anything and the […]
Review of Feel-Good Productivity Feel-Good Productivity is not a productivity system to help the readers get more done at any cost. It is about doing more of what matters to you. It will help you learn more about yourself, what you love […]
Review of Crush Price Objections Crush Price Objections is a book about holding the line on prices and protecting margins for sellers. The author hopes to prepare the readers to handle a price objection than the buyer is to offer it. Sellers’ […]
Review of Fluke Fluke tries to reframes our sense of who we are and how our world works. The author aims to dispel some of the damaging myths we pretend are true while exploring 3 facets of human experience that can help […]
Review How to Beat Diabetes is the true story of the author’s determination not to become a statistic of Type II Diabetes. Type II diabetes There are 2 types of diabetes, being Type I diabetes and Type II diabetes. Type II diabetes […]
Introduction Forty Years to Life is an exposition of part of the transgendered condition from the perspective of the author who has known it personally. I received a request to review this book and proceeded to read it. Author Brenda Bradford Ward […]
Introduction Power and Progress is about the direction of technology development. This book explores the nature of the economic, social, and political choice, the historical and contemporary evidence on the relationship among technology, wages, and inequality, and the ways to direct innovations […]
Introduction Poverty, by America is the author’s attempt to answer this question: Why is there so much poverty in America? It is a book about poverty that is not just about the poor but also how the other half lives, about how […]