What a wonderfully written book by Michael W. Palumbos! His book "Your Family Legacy" gives the reader 32 ways to preserve your family's 'wealth' for generations. Palumbos remarks that having money isn't as important as knowing how to make it; therefore; if one should lose...

"Tax Cheating" is not a book one can take to bed and relax with. It questions and challenges the basis of the US Tax Code, and people’s reasons to avoid, cheat and defraud on their tax statements. The book explores the unwieldy complexity of the...

"Asymmetric Warfare for Entrepreneurs" by Luan Hanratty is frankly an ingenious book. Its approach of applying a tactic of the famous Lawrence of Arabia during the Arab Revolt war, and which he wrote about in "Seven Pillars of Wisdom", to entrepreneurship in the ‘warfare’ of...

Wes Karchut, MBA, and Darby Karchut, M.Ed. have written a tool that can be used by teenagers, parents and pretty much anybody who needs guidance in their financial decisions. This book takes the reader through a general teaching of how to handle, plan and make...

Author Michael Lawson has a strong background in business and management, and has a thorough knowledge of what he writes in "Growth Above the Clouds". Chapter by chapter, he tells of businesses that have succeeded and always summarizes each chapter with simple, understandable details on...

"Capturing Community" by Michael Silverman is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in building an online community. It is important to distinguish between social network and online community, which are sometimes confused. The former are driven by information focused on the individual (such as talking...

"Catch Your Bookkeeper.com" is a nifty book which belongs on the desk (and not the shelf) of each and every business owner, both large and small. Author Thomas Gatto has provided employees with easy and smart ways to control employee theft and embezzlement. He first...

With three graduate degrees in leadership and management, I really enjoy reading books on those subjects and “Leadership Soup” by Kamran Akbarzadeh didn’t disappoint. Sure, there are a lot of books on leadership out there and a lot of research, but it is how the...

‘Economics’ takes the reader into the curious and perplexing theory of human behavior within the context of a capitalist social matrix. The discussion rages from exploring selfish and selfless behavior, and why the Global Financial Crisis was not all bad, to how McDonald’s cheap meals...

Are you a creative person, or someone who has brilliant ideas about inventing things? Then this book is sure for you! In the first two parts of his book, Kenneth Thurber talks about a framework he developed that is useful for thinking about and conceiving...