Category: Reviews

Is anyone indispensable? Most people think they are but in reality they are not. Larry Myler’s new book, Indispensable by Monday, teaches readers how to make sure they are indispensable and their employer knows it.

Everyone keeps asking me, “How’s your book doing?” And every day, I keep checking the Amazon ratings to find out. At first the book, “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Social Media, but were afraid to ask…,” was in the top 10 books under social media. Then it was...

As a small business owner, curve balls are thrown my way on a regular basis.  I have had my own business now for 18 years and to me, my biggest hit was in 2008/09, when I nearly had to downsize half of my staff.  I was so depressed and couldn’t...

When you own a small but growing business, you can use all the help you can get. A new book entitled, “The Visionary Leader How to Inspire Success from the Top Down,” by Susan Bagyura takes a holistic approach to managing people and team building. A management coach and seminar...

This past year has been the toughest on most small businesses.  Besides With massive layoffs, real estate foreclosures, and the bank bailouts, it’s no wonder that many small businesses were unable to survive. (If you want to keep the sentence starting with “besides” then the second half of the sentence...

One of my Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) buddies, Arthur Meyerovich recently gave me a copy of the book, "The Power of the Possible" by Auriela McCarthy. Ms. McCarthy is not a trained therapist but she is the type of person who others "go to" with problems and concerns and she has...

If you have thought about changing fields, you may want to consider property management. If you do decide that property management is your thing, then check out "The Quick Start Property Manager Program," by Russell Munz, co-owner of a management consulting firm in Fairfield, CT. Russell Munz is a friend...

Don Tapscott's book, "Grown Up Digital" takes an in-depth look at people ages 11 through 31. He calls them the net generation (net geners). It's a fascinating book about how net geners learn, work and relate to family. How many people do you know under the age of 30 who...

I always thought I would write a fictitious book about growing up in a small beach community. When I was younger, I kept copious notes about interpersonal relationships I had with people I grew up with. I wanted to use those notes to write a book for adolescents to teach...

I’ve worked professionally in the non-profit sector for more than 20 years. I started my non-profit career at an agency called Altro Health and Rehabilitation Services in Manhattan and The Bronx as their director of public relations and development. I was there for nearly five years. After that, I went...