Short & To The Point May 11, 2012

By dwgodby

While this is meant to be a short view of How to Make Money From Home, I feel like it could have been longer.
However, with that said, within the content of the book itself there is some very helpful information. Some of
this helpful information was; how to set up a home office according to the IRS, how to beware of scams, how to
find trustworthy companies to work for and how to make sure working from home is for you.

 Short & To The Point May 11, 2012

By dwgodby

While this is meant to be a short view of How to Make Money From Home, I feel like it could have been longer.
However, with that said, within the content of the book itself there is some very helpful information. Some of this helpful information was; how to set up a home office according to the IRS, how to beware of scams, how to find trustworthy companies to work for and how to make sure working from home is for you.

Out of this world FANTASTIC!!!!
Finally a book that is simple, yet filled with great advice and insight.
I really like how Ashton dealt with many of the common areas where germs lie
that go unnoticed or thought of by many people.
While we shouldn't become obsessed we MUST give careful consideration to being
as healthy as possible without going overboard.

Quicklet on Norman Vincent Peale's The Power of Positive Thinking
I really liked reading this Quicklet version of one of the greatest books that has has stood the test of time.
Joseph Taglieri did a fantastic job in giving a great overview of the material, pointing out various highlights and truths found within.
I was reminded from Dr. Peale that doing nothing is the same as stagnation.  That was a very deep and powerful thought that has challenged me to make sure I am moving forward in a positive manner.

  

The Deliberation
By:  Donna Brown Wilkerson and Dawn S. Scruggs


I absolutely loved this book!!!! This was a book that I didn't want to put down. I desired to follow the characters (especially Kyle and Sara) and how they would handle their past issues. I enjoyed the drama of the courtroom and the judge. I also appreciated the honesty of the defendant (Justin) as he dealt with his past as well as his present and future.
I look forward for additional material from these authors.

The Smell of Duty

 

While I felt that the book began a little slow it certainly picked up my interest by the time Badge came into the story.
I really enjoyed reading about Badge and Sarge, their training and ability to help in so many needed situations.
I hope there will be additional books written along the same lines. Great job.

Me, Why Not Me? By: Sandra I. Arboine

While this is a short book you will soon get a look into the disheveled life of a young lady.  She endures much pain, disappointment, sorry and grief in such a short amount of time in her early life.
She shares the turmoil of being with abusive parents as well as loosing her child because of social services.
You will be moved with compassion when you read this material knowing that an injustice is being committed.

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