Monday, June 20, 2011

Be the people



A Call to Reclaim Americas Faith and Promise by Carol Swain. This book talks about many areas including but not limited to AIDS, illegal immigration, racism, and relations in America. Describing the problems that our government and we are facing and how we got to this point. We as a people need to change the way these things are going or else. She really raises an awareness in the reader and keeps it informative yet simple and easy to understand. This is a book every American should read.

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

The Final Summit



Recently I read The Final Summit by Andy Andrews. The book takes up with David Ponder from The Traveler's Gift many years later. This is a hard to put down book like many of Andrew's other books. Andrews has a way of creating a picture for the reader and allows you to go inside the story. David Ponder is summoned, with 5 other travelers, to provide a two word answer to explain how humanity can get back on the right course. I highly recommend this book.

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Jolt!



I recently had the opportunity to read Jolt! by Phil Cooke. I received a complimentary copy of this book through BookSneeze. It tells you how to change not just why you should do it. Phil Cooke talks about 5 different sections in your life that you should Jolt!. Among them are your direction, what matters, your potential, your heart and your future. This book is adapting to the changing world. The information in the book can be applied to your personal and professional life. This is a good book if you need help making changes in your life to keep up with the ever chaning world you live and work in.

Friday, April 15, 2011

The Ledgend of the Monk and the Merchant: Principles for Successful Living



I've been a Dave Ramsey fan for a while and have been reading books on his recommended list lately. This book embodies his principles in a short fable format. The fable itself is well written and enjoyable..a grandfather passing on his knowledge of scripture and business sense on to his grandson. It's common sense advice anyone could use and apply to his/her life. A worthwile, quick read.