Lucid Books

This a great book, the first I have read by Garr Reynolds. It cuts right to the chase and has some great advice throughout the book. You can probably find 90% of the advice in this book in other works, but this book is laid out so well that it really stands out from the

The authors, both long-time followers of Peter Drucker, have written a book that does Drucker’s work justice. The care and scholarship that went into this work are evident from the introduction on, and the vision the author’s present is, as they say, timeless. While I don’t agree with all of Drucker’s conclusions, one has to

Great book for authors. Will immediately improve your presentations and book signings.The Exceptional Presenter is a complete book that offers a lot of helpful tips for just about every facet of public speaking. It is written for business presenters primarily, but is equally valuable for teachers, preachers, or first time public speakers. The chapters are

Hard to describe what this book really is, but it’s best summed up as a pop-business-philosophy-motivational book. Godin repeatedly emphasizes the importance of starting things through a variety of anecdotes, truisms, and mini-essays. It’s a short read, but can be very valuable for anyone who is stuck in there job or anyone who has not

This quick read is a part of the Essential Edwards Collection and the first one that I have read. It is a good introduction to the works of Jonathan Edwards, but the only really great sections are excerpts from his works. This book serves a narrow purpose – to introduce some interested parties to Edwards,

Timothy R. Pearson writes to companies and individuals who are fixated on the marketing rules of the past. He writes persuasively and effectively about how anyone can reinvent their brand for the new economy that we live in. It is addressed to larger companies mainly, but its useful for small businesses and individuals as well.