Reviews

India has been around for a long time. Like more than 5,000 years – back to the earliest establishments of…

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand is a 1957 novel that explores the themes of individualism, reason, and capitalism. The book…

Linchpin is the 3rd book by Seth Godin that I’ve read (previously Poke The Box and Purple Cow). The book…

In 1927, there was no major war. There was no major election. There was no major economic upheaval. And yet,…

There’s a long tradition of modern travel writers retracing the steps of famous travel routes – whether it’s retracing George…

I originally read Tom Standage in The Economist where he’s an editor & columnist and writes the best Holiday Issue…

I read A Long Walk To Freedom as part of a college history class, but ended up keeping it and…

The Orthodox Church by Timothy Ware is an introductory book on the history, beliefs, and practices of the Orthodox Church….

80/20 Sales & Marketing is a book that provides unique tools to help readers maximize their marketing efforts and increase…

I’ve tried to read books from a diverse range of settings and countries, but aside from the outstanding Sea of…

India has been around for a long time. Like more than 5,000 years – back to the earliest establishments of…

Bright-Sided by Barbara Ehrenreich is a book that explores the negative effects of positive thinking and its reach into every…

Made In America by Bill Bryson is a book that explores the history of the English language in the United…

Do The Work by Steven Pressfield is not a book based on any kind of science of motivation, psychology, or…

A couple years ago, I read Travels In Siberia by Ian Frazier – which was one of the top 5 travel…