9 min read ⌚ Oprah Winfrey is a living legend. And her columns for the O, The Oprah Magazine have certainly contributed to that status. In What I Know for Sure Oprah has collected the best of them, revised them, and updated some of them. And we have the summary. Who Should Read “What I Know […]
8 min read ⌚ Why It Pays to Break the Rules at Work and in Life Sometimes, the practices and principles that look decent and worthy to follow are the ones you need to question. In this book, Francesca wittingly propels the idea of inner revolution which breeds creativity and flair. It stands to reason, why […]
8 min read ⌚ Transform Fear to Faith It’s anything but easy to tackle the self-imposed restrictions that your mind creates. Nonetheless, Gabrielle tells us her story, and how she managed to come out victorious in this inner battle. It’s also a wake-up call for those who still cannot find peace and balance. In this summary, […]
8 min read ⌚ Yeah, you shouldn’t worry about the temporary defeats, since all failures are needed for a person to marinate in itself. But, when sadness takes the reins, it’s a different game. Our optimism is punctured, as we try to prowl on and fight these currents. In this summary, you’ll get introduced to a […]
9 min read ⌚ Feeling unhappy and sad? Perhaps your problem is that you’re constantly being robbed of your happiness? By whom, you ask? John Izzo replies: By the Five Thieves of Happiness. Who Should Read “The Five Thieves of Happiness”? And Why? If we are to believe Aristotle that everyone’s goal in life is to […]
11 min read ⌚ Paul and the Early Church Want to learn how the Christian Church was established? David Limbaugh tells it all, from Paul’s Conversion to the Gospel of Love. It’s his fourth Christian-themed book: Jesus Is Risen. Who Should Read “Jesus Is Risen”? And Why? In a nutshell, Jesus Is Risen is a chronological […]
4 min read ⌚ Well, the softness of this book made it a mark for critics and admirers alike to share their viewpoints. We don’t prefer the term “book” since we believe it is more of a story which tries to put a broader perspective of inter-relationships into the spotlight. It is also embellished with illustrations […]
17 min read ⌚ Quick Summary: In this New York Times bestseller, Chris Anderson, founder of TED, one of the biggest trends and technology events in the world, explains how to become a better presenter and more effectively sell your idea. It is a must-read if you want to learn how to speak in public. If […]
9 min read ⌚ Most of us prefer system over tips. Why? Because, unlike tips – a well-designed system guides you from one stage to the next, and helps you put all pieces together. One of Napoleon’s best works surely delivers an all-encompassing scheme for one to follow. Who Should Read “The Law of Success”? […]
10 min read ⌚ A Memoir What if you were born in a family with radical religious beliefs? And what if you didn’t have a birth certificate until the age of 9 and were not allowed to go to school until 17 (and even then)? Could you earn a Ph.D. from Cambridge? This book reads […]
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