I don’t even remember if I’ve ever read the book, Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, and if I did, I probably steamrolled my way...
A review of Capital In The Twenty First Century would itself have to be a book, so let this be a mere reflection on some of...
Part how-to manual, part self-help book, and part-companion to the larger website DebtCleanse.com, Jorge P. Newbery’s Debt Cleanse: How to Settle Your Unaffordable Debts for Pennies...
One the most famous demographers (study of demographics) in the United States is Ken Dychtwald. He’s written sixteen books on the subject, and consults Presidents, World...
In The Mr. X Interviews: World Views from a Fictional US Sovereign Creditor, Luke Gromen recounts a conversation he has with a fictional US sovereign creditor...
Thomas Piketty’s Capital and Ideology is a monumental achievement. Its scope is vast, its size is daunting, its scholarship and vision both quite breath-taking on every...
When I first purchased this book I thought that it would be something fun to share with my students. I collect all things related to dance,...
Ballroom Dancing describes partner dances, performed socially or competitively, with prescribed specific movements. It evokes a sense of mystique and elegance if performed socially and of...
Over the years, I’ve been very impressed with what Sir Ken Robinson has to say about creativity in our schools. He explains the problem with rote...
For anyone who has only written material to be read, the switch to writing that has to be spoken can be a minefield and that’s mainly...