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My 2012 Reading List

I try to do this every year.  Here are the books I read in 2012 with links to get them for yourself.   1.  One Shot: Lee Child ¼2.  What The Dog Saw: And Other Adventures: Malcolm Gladwell 1/63.  The Price Of Civilization: Reawakening American Virtue and Prosperity: Jeffrey D. Sachs 1/84.  Ten Thousand Saints: […]
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What I’ve Been Reading Lately:

I’ve typically got 2 or 3 books going on at once, and lately isn’t any different.  So here are a few of the books I have been working my way through with links to get descriptions and such.  Daniels’ Running Formula: This is a great book for anyone that is trying to improve their running.  Its […]
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Notes On My 2011 Reading List

Earlier this week I published the books I read in 2011.  Since the list is kind of split between stuff that was completely entertaining, utterly useless and, in some cases, possibly useful, I thought I would highlight some of my favorite things from 2011 in hopes that you might find one that entertains you or […]
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My 2011 Reading List

2011 Reading List   Freedom: Jonathan Franzen 1/7 15 Ways To Take Control of Your Career Now:  Financial Times Press  1/15 How Good Do You Want To Be?:  Nick Saban  1/18 Cadillac Beach:  Tim Dorsey  1/25 All Marketers Are Liars:  Seth Godin 1/27 Shift:  Peter Arnell 2/2 Torpedo Juice:  Tim Dorsey 2/8 Small Is The […]
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Sharing The Idea

I’m a big reader.  I keep a list of the books I read and post them at the end of each year so that I can maybe offer up some suggestions to others for their reading choices.  Having said that, I am a big fan of the library and, especially, this new ability for people […]
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A Book Recommendation

I just finished a really great book the other day:  Tell To Win:  Connect, Persuade, and Triumph with the Hidden Power of Story by Peter Gruber.  The basic outline of the book is that stories win!  If you have a choice between two presentations and one is just a bunch of PowerPoint slides, facts, and […]
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