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Rich Dad, Poor Dad chronicles the story of the authors two dads, his own father, who wa the superintendent of... more

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  Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do...

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  • Posted:Jan-26-2009

  • If I hated someone and wanted to make them poor I'd give them this.
  • Robert Kiyosaki has made a fortune from his books. After reading this I doubt he has made much money from any of his investments. The stories are suspiciously vague and even the title is...
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  • Posted:Jan-25-2009

  • Investment Broker
  • I have just completed the book and found it to be a great eye opener. I suggest this book to everyone who wants to become financially independent. The practices taught in this book are applicable...
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  • Posted:Dec-15-2008

  • Inspirational, yes. Educational, no.
  • This book motivated me to get my finances in order and get on track to have a stable financial future. I was truly inspired to learn how to have my money make more of itself, as the books talks a...
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In this revolutionary bestseller, Harvard professor Clayton M. Christensen says outstanding companies can do... more

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  The Innovator's Dilemma: The Revolutionary Book that Will Change the Way You Do Business (Collins...

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  • Posted:Jan-13-2009

  • Important concept learned, but dry reading
  • This was a very enlightening read, backed up with strong data.
    
    Have you asked yourself why large corporations can't innovate the way small ones do? Why is it that the passionate...
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  • Posted:Dec-05-2007

  • unconvincing
  • This book analyzes why established successful companies repeatedly miss "less sensible" (to their own value network) innovations in the low-end "emerging" market and how products in the low end...
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  • Solves the Dilemma
  • This book is highly engaging and actionable and helps companies understand how innovation is powerful and long-lasting. I also recommend "Something Really New" which was just released as another...
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John Meriwether, a famously successful Wall Street trader, spent the 1980s as a partner at Salomon Brothers,... more

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  When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management

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  • Posted:Jan-21-2009

  • Again...the Smartest Guys in the Room(???)
  • An excellent book. Very interesting and even-handed. I preferred it to the also excellent "Liar's Poker". After reading it, what I walked away with was amazement at the arrogance of the traders...
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  • Posted:Jan-07-2008

  • Here we go again!
  • Interesting read...After this debacle, you'd think that the "pros" on Wall Street would've learned something. But all you have to do is look at the current mortgage/credit mess to realize that they...
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  • Posted:May-06-2006

  • This book is suspect.
  • I am by no means an economist, and much less an expert on finance, but this book strikes me as a thinly veiled, unsubtle hatchet job on the efficient markets hypothesis. I've seen much subtler...
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Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised. Napoleon Hill's classic book -- the all-time... more

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  Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised

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  • Posted:Jan-17-2009

  • Write your responses so you stay focused
  • It takes more than just reading to do this. I have learned the most of how to be a success from "Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised" and on the Brian Kim site and from...
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  • Posted:Oct-23-2008

  • A must read for success oriented people but dated, flawed and boring
  • First off - I tell everyone who wants to make money with his
    or her own business online to read this book. The reason is
    because it's easy to find and contains solid principles
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  • Posted:May-16-2008

  • Great for idiots who think they are smart
  • great for idiots who think they are smart,
    
    a lot of scientific studies in this book have been proven false..
    
    
    you cant get rich with this stuff, go to college instead,
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The international bestseller on the extent to which personal freedom has been eroded by government regulations and... more

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  Free to Choose: A Personal Statement

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  • Posted:Sep-13-2009

  • Thoughtful and insightful
  • It's probably not quite fair for me to write a review since I'm not quite finished reading the book. It won't be much longer until I reach The End though. Friedman understands and conveys that...
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  • Posted:Jun-10-2009

  • Not for everyone...
  • I don't really have much to say about Free to Choose. It's a good book, a little boring. Friedman raises some good points about the economics of the country and our government. The book is not for...
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  • Posted:Jun-11-2008

  • Willful myopia
  • Dr. Friedman is plainly an educated and articulate man and his arguments have a seductive veneer of logic to them. The tragedy is that his interpretations are extremely selective: he focuses...
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NLP has already helped millions of people overcome fears, increase confidence, enrich relationships, and achieve... more

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  NLP: The New Technology of Achievement

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  • Posted:Jan-21-2009

  • very clear
  • I found this book to be very smart. It's clarity in expressing ideas is amazing. It gives you things to consider delicatly as if your speaking with a good friend. I highly recommend the chapter on...
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  • Posted:Aug-02-2008

  • Not The Best . . . For Anyone
  • I do like the author and have heard him on tape and CD before, but this CD set was originally a tape set (we repeatedly hear "on this tape" spoken), and should have been re-done instead of edited....
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  • Posted:Jul-23-2007

  • Excellent in some aspects and too much information in another
  • The book is a good introduction to NLP. The part about NLP beliefs is fantastic. On the other hand, it seems the authors lost a little focus of the audience they were writting to and the words...
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A landmark exploration of the way out of extreme poverty for the world?s poorest citizens Among the most eagerly... more

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  The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time

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  • Posted:Jan-28-2009

  • Required reading
  • This should be required reading for anyone living in a first world country. Admittedly I was very naive regarding the current state of world poverty. I had no idea such a large percentage of the...
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  • Posted:Oct-22-2008

  • Leaf on the Cover? Maybe That's the Solution. Photosynthesis. Get on That.
  • What do Bono, and countless other celebrities have in common with the author? A: They've always wanted to be celebrities. What is different? A: The celebs actually think that the world can be rid...
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  • Posted:Sep-01-2008

  • From a professonal reader
  • I read. A lot. That said, only half this book is worth the time and energy it took me to read it. The middle half, to be specific. The first few chapters are dedicated to Sachs detailing to us...
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Entrepreneurial dreams do come true! Starting with nothing more than a home brewing kit, Sam Calagione founded... more

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  Brewing Up a Business: Adventures in Entrepreneurship from the Founder of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

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  • Posted:Jan-09-2009

  • Enjoyable reading with good ideas
  • While it may not tell you how exactly to make your next million, this book does get your mind rolling on some great ideas for branding and customer service. And who DOESN'T like their beer?
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  • Posted:Nov-05-2008

  • Feel Good Beer for the Feel Good Person
  • Okay, everyone who has read this loves Sam's beer, its amazing. His beer makes you feel good, and so does the book. The problem is that we readers dont want to feel good, we want to know how to...
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  • Posted:Mar-15-2008

  • New Agey
  • An entertaining book to say the least. It took a lot of guts to do what Sam did. Sam is an salesman at heart and would probably have succeeded in any field he went into. In his story about owning...
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By knowing the five basic breeds of peoplethe Pit Bull, the Golden Retriever, the Poodle, the Chihuahua, and the... more

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  Sales Dogs : You Do Not Have to Be an Attack Dog to Be Successful in Sales (Rich Dad's Advisors...

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  • Posted:Jun-03-2008

  • For Motivational Use Only
  • There really isn't much in this book that is particularly useful to anyone looking to get started in sales. Relying far, far too much on the "dog" gimmick, almost the entire book can be summed up...
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  • Posted:Sep-01-2006

  • From the Novice to the Expert!
  • This book dispels the myths in salesmanship. I would recommend it for anyone in sales - from the novice to the expert.
    
    
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  • Posted:Jan-08-2006

  • Good introductory book... with an analogy taken too far.
  • "Sales Dogs" is a part of the "Rich Dad Advisors" series on sales and selling techniques. I was interested to read this book as Robert Kiyosaki encourages sales a whole lot.
    
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Drawing upon a six-year research project at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business, James C. Collins and... more

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  Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies (Harper Business Essentials)

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  • How the Might Fall
  • This book is excellent and what was contained in it will be used to adress what was learned by it into as multi billion one time great International Shiiping Container Carrier that is...
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  • Posted:Dec-07-2008

  • Good, but not great
  • Are you interested to know how WalMart, IBM & HP became superior organizations? Jim & Jerry present their findings about these successful companies and many more. Some of the key take aways from...
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  • Posted:Sep-17-2006

  • Should be from bad to worse
  • Despite trying very hard to deny that this is just another fad management book - there is nothing new in this title. Clueless managers will recite the core principals of this book and treat them...
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Anthony Robbins calls it the new science of personal achievement. You'll call it the best thing that ever happened to... more

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  Unlimited Power : The New Science Of Personal Achievement

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  • Posted:Jan-11-2009

  • A Book For Success
  • Excellent book to help you achieve success in all areas of your life. Get the principles shown here, apply them and get the sucess you want. Highly recommended.
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  • Posted:Dec-22-2007

  • This Is Useless
  • I have actually been through a long period of spiritual chaos. I have owned this book in the past. I also owned many other books that are of this kind. This book is actually useless. The best thing...
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  • The power of NLP...A Brave New World...
  • I read this book many years ago, when I was looking for guidance in my life. Tony Robbins is a great guy, a great achiever and definitely a great coach. His method is excellent to empower people...
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Organized around 50 rules for strategic thinking, The Art of War for Managers translates the strategic wisdom of Sun... more

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  Sun Tzu: The Art of War for Managers; 50 Strategic Rules

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  • Posted:Dec-15-2008

  • A good but not extraordinary read
  • Michaelson uses a new translation of Sun Tzu The Art of War to illustrate how the wisdom of ancient principles of combat can be applied to modern business. While much of what Sun Tzu says does...
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  • Posted:Nov-17-2007

  • Use this book prior to corporate strategy sessions
  • The greatest value I got from this book was from the way it prompted me to think laterally in new strategic directions.
    
    It gave me a very different understanding and viewpoint of the...
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  • A poor attempt at understanding a great book
  • Michealson's book was recommended to our book club and I bought it with great excitement and joy. That joy lasted only a chapter or two. It was immediately apparent that little research had gone...
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Combining fascinating research with revealing commentary from hundreds of women, this groundbreaking book explores... more

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  Women Don't Ask: The High Cost of Avoiding Negotiation--and Positive Strategies for Change

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  • Posted:Mar-12-2008

  • Empower yourself by reading a few pages before negotiating!
  • Every woman should read this book before asking for a raise. The studies conducted are a harsh, yet empowering reminder that men often get raises, promotions, projects at work, etc. because they...
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  • Women Don't Ask
  • To say I was a little disappointed with this book is probably an understatement.
    I was expecting a hybrid of the psychology behind why women don't ask and coaching or mentoring points...
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  • Women Don't Know..........
  • I just felt that this book only told about the situation, (which I do find is the case in my experience as a women--basically I shut down when it comes to negotiation, and my boyfriend welcomes it,...
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"The hour of capitalism's greatest triumph" writes Hernando de Soto, "is, in the eyes of four-fifths of humanity, its... more

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  The Mystery of Capital: Why Capitalism Triumphs in the West and Fails Everywhere Else

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  • Fresh ideas for non conformist people
  • Consider what happens when you are to buy a house in a Western country. In my case, I saw an offer in a picture. Then, I got in contact with the owner. When we agreed on the price, he issued a...
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  • A Mockery of Political Economy
  • ***This review is quite long. If you do not feel the need to read it all, skipping to the last paragraphs will suffice for those who have a firm grasp of the origins of neoclassical economic and...
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  • The real mystery: is legalizing the extralegal really the answer?
  • The mystery of capital? Property rights.
    
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For undergraduate/graduate Principles of Management and Management Skills courses. ? Whetten/Cameron teaches... more

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  Developing Management Skills

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  • Posted:Jul-15-2008

  • Developing Management skills
  • This is an outstanding text- I was utilizing it in a military course and liked it so much I bought it for myself. I have an MBA, snd saw this text as a real opportunity to review and sharpen my...
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  • Ok for a text book, but there are better books out there
  • This was a required text for a MBA management class I was taking. While I enjoyed the class, the book itself was disappointing, and even the authors point out that many of the surveys and...
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The author of Jesus, CEO combines powerful spiritual insight and inspirational, practical advice on how to achieve... more

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  The Path: Creating Your Mission Statement for Work and for Life

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  • Posted:Nov-02-2008

  • No book, no reply
  • Item was ordered Sept 30. E-mail requesting status is still unanswered and the book has not arrived as of Nov 3.
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  • How will you serve Him?
  • As a business and relationship coach, I used to be discouraged at how few people have created and are living their mission. However, after closer study of corporate mission statements and how many...
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  • Read other Laurie Beth Jones books first
  • This book is o.k. and may contribute if you are in the market for a goal setting book. Laurie Beth's other books are infinitely better and more enjoyable than this book.
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  Strategic Planning for Nonprofit Organizations, Second Edition

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  • "Strategy within reach"
  • I found this to be a very accessible and practical book for strategic planning. It walked me through a process which I could understand, and used language, layout and examples that I could relate...
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  • I appreciate it, so far.
  • It reads like a manual in some places where it gets a little boring, but of course you are not reading for entertainment, but this book is very informative and gives great examples that help you...
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  • Strategic planning is a subject I know well having been a practitioner in a Fortune 500 company and a consultant for both for-profit and not-for-profit organizations of all sizes and many different...
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  How to Say It For Women: Communicating with Confidence and Power Using the Language of Success

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  • Fantastic
  • This book is relevant for all women in the workplace. Especially beneficial if you read the book "Talking from 9 to 5, women and men at work" by Deborah Tannen before reading this book.
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  • Should be titled How to Say it for Stupid Women
  • This book is patronizing and outright ridiculous.
    
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  • I bought this book at a womens' leadership conference a couple of years ago. I read it cover-to-cover and decided to try the skills covered when communicating in my office. My supervisors'...
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Wal-Mart isn?t just the world?s biggest company, it is probably the world?s most written-about. But no book until... more

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  The Wal-Mart Effect: How the World's Most Powerful Company Really Works--and How It's...

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  • Very well researched book
  • Wal-Mart is a company that is either loved or hated. Those who bought the stock when it went public and held on to it did extremely well. Those who had to compete against this giant did not do so...
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  • Repetitive, Shallow Research and Not enough Depth
  • When I purchased this book, I was eager to learn many things that
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  • Nothing new or insightful
  • Fishman spends the first 30 pages hinting that Wal-mart forced its suppliers out of business by demanding lower prices. This may sound horrifying to you, but demanding lower costs is industry...
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  The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some Are So Rich and Some So Poor

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  • bigotry embedded in economics/history
  • I am struck by how a "respected" author can resort to flagrant bigotry of other cultures, specifically Arab-Muslim culture, e.g. reference to boys having "golden penises". It is crass, uncouth,...
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  • Outstanding!
  • Landes provides an interesting and credible explanation of the differences in income/capita (now about 400:1, about 5:1 250 years ago) between the richest and poorest nations. En route, Landes also...
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  • Trampled to Death with Footnotes!
  • I found Landes' opinion to be just that--his opinion. An interesting opinion, although it seemed to be backed up more by anecdotal evidence than hard data. But then there's not a lot of hard data...
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