The 1% Solution for Work and Life is a book aimed at teaching its readers how to improve their life, small bits at a time. Mostly the book reveals common sense practices that are often overlooked. For example, one point stressed in the book is...

James E. Manning is an appraiser in the real estate market. He brings his expertise to his book Public Trust Betrayed. He discusses the greed and stupidity that has placed us in the economic crisis that we now face. Each day we hear of more...

It is very important to get in the habit of laying aside money from each paycheck to pay yourself. The thesis of this book is on percentage of paychecks. The style is easy to read and understand. Jannelle L. White's book, Easiest Short/Long Term Plan...

Tod Faller’s Lessons For Leaders is an outstanding book for leaders. It is easy to read and understand. Each page is like a file folder. There is a title, reflection, sometimes a quote, and a statement expressing the lesson on that page. There is great...

This book was written to help the reader make wise financial decisions and to be more confident dealing with their finances. It is well written and covers the basics of saving, spending, budgeting, credit, investing and insurance. The author states "While your past mistakes do not...

Duh! is a book written through the eyes of author Douglas Manley, who for ten years was a controller in the automotive dealership industry. From the large dealership to the Mom and Pop family-owned ones, he has seen most all that can go on. As...

You've just graduated from college and have very little job experience, and yet they have high hopes of landing the perfect job, so does every other college graduate. How do you make yourself stand out in the crowd of job applicants? Brenda Bence has the...

This book is amazing, in the sense that the author Jason O'Neill, at the early age of nine, did something about an idea he had to earn money. It is written in a simple way that makes it easy to understand. He goes a step further...

Since I love fantasy, I thought this book was going to be boring, but I wanted to give it a try anyways. It turns out that I was wrong. I found it down to earth and readable by any person regardless of the education they...

Sam Culbert considers Performance Reviews as intimidation and fear. His reasons for hating performance reviews are: 1. Performance reviews focus on finding faults and placing blame. 2. Performance reviews focus on deviations from some ideal as weaknesses. 3. Performance reviews are about comparing employees. 4. Performance...