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the War of Art – Book Review

by David on February 18, 2011

9/10 Author: Steven Pressfield Title: The War of Art Elevator Pitch: What most people call procrastination is really a invisible force called resistance that stands against you in accomplishing anything. It causes fear, insecurity and even arrogance. It cares nothing (…)

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Where Have All the Leaders Gone? – Book Review

by David on August 15, 2010

6/10 Elevator Pitch – A call for Washington to stop playing games and lead. Written in 2007. Overall: This might be the most interesting book that I won’t ever recommend to anyone. There are some great stories and lessons to learn from (…)

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Rework – A Book Report

by David on April 20, 2010

9/10 Jason Fried & David Hansson Disclaimer :: I finished this book a few weeks ago but haven’t written a blog review yet because I can’t figure a way to do a better job describing this book than FAST COMPANY (…)

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The One Minute Entrepreneur – (a book review)

by David on December 28, 2009

by Ken Blanchard Overall Rating : 9 out of 10 Elevator Summary: This book contains secrets and tips for anyone starting, running or working in a small business. It is a must read for those people. Quick, full of insight, and (…)

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Why you should live in a great story… – (A Book Review)

by David on December 21, 2009

Live a remarkable life. Live a life with epic and amazing scenes. Live a life that people would want to make a movie about… That is the main thought of this Donald Miller book – “A Million Miles in a (…)

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Flickering Pixels | Book Review

by David on June 5, 2009

I can’t summarize this book without being very boring, and over simplifying a very well thought out, and well written book. The “payoff” of possible applications in your personal life as well as in the work place is unbelievable. What (…)

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