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[Charles Holmes Company: Isagenix Corporation Contribution Level: 2]

What book are you reading right now?

What do you like or dislike about it?

I am reading "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carenegie. It's one of my favorites.

[Jocelyn Jones Company: Infinity Downline Contribution Level: 2]

Hey Chuck, That is a GREAT Book! Again, as mentioned in other posts, I have right by my nightstand, "The Science of Getting Rich" I read a little bit of it everyday. Repetition. Plus, the book itself even suggests that you read it over and over to really grasp the concepts. There's nothing I don't like
and what I do like is that it is an easy read, easy to comprehend and implement. It is very user friendly. And truly, if you apply the principles, your success is guaranteed.

[Charles Holmes Company: Isagenix Corporation Contribution Level: 2]

Good point Jocelyn.

I've read that book and really enjoy it, too!

[Robert Banach Company: Global Information Network Contribution Level: 3]

Great question Charles!

Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson (Oct 24, 2011)

Steve Jobs was a man that was a visionary and someone, I believe, we can all edify.
Walter Isaacson has known Steve Jobs for most of his career and about the most qualified an individual to write about him.
I am very much enjoying the read.

I am also reading Og Mandino's The Greatest Secret In The World, we read one Scroll at the beginning of my daily 12:00 Noon webinar, we are currently on Scroll III.

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[Jocelyn Jones Company: Infinity Downline Contribution Level: 2]

Hey Robert, I have never heard of the second book you mention. I also recently read "As A Man Thinketh" by James Allen. Goes along similar lines of "Science of Getting Rich" and "Think and Grow Rich" How awesome is it, that we have the ability right at our fingertips to live the lives we truly desire?

[Michelle & Bill Pescosolido Company: Global Resorts Network Contribution Level: 3]

Love these easy questions......

I'm reading Crush It!

What do I like about it? I have built a successful online business using social media and he talks about crushing it on social media. I'm hoping to find some more nuggets.

[Jocelyn Jones Company: Infinity Downline Contribution Level: 2]

Love these easy questions......

I'm reading Crush It!

What do I like about it? I have built a successful online business using social media and he talks about crushing it on social media. I'm hoping to find some more nuggets.

Hey Michelle,

I have never heard of that book. Who is the author and how do I get a copy? I am always interested in finding out more "nuggets" as well.

[Miriam Gruber Contribution Level: 1]

I hope this question goes on for an indefinite time, it is great when you can get a good book report on a new book to read or an idea for your next read.
I just fnished (for the 2nd time in a row) The Traveler's Gift by Andy Andrews Superb! I recommend it to anyone who what's to play all out and is will to accept full responsibility for that life.
Before that I read the Compound Effect by Darren Hardy. Sort of a different take on "don't sweat the small stuff" this actually makes you realize it is the compound effect of doing the small stuff with consistency over a long period of time will have the greatest impact on you endeavors. Really a Great book!

[Miriam Gruber Contribution Level: 1]

I hope this question goes on for an indefinite time, it is great when you can get a good book report on a new book to read or an idea for your next read.
I just fnished (for the 2nd time in a row) The Traveler's Gift by Andy Andrews Superb! I recommend it to anyone who what's to play all out and is will to accept full responsibility for that life.
Before that I read the Compound Effect by Darren Hardy. Sort of a different take on "don't sweat the small stuff" this actually makes you realize it is the compound effect of doing the small stuff with consistency over a long period of time will have the greatest impact on you endeavors. Really a Great book!

[Rick Lelchuk Contribution Level: 3]

Currently reading:
Book Yourself Solid - Michael Port
The Passion Test (again) - Janet and Chris Attwood
Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
The last one is purely for my personal enjoyment and entertainment. Every once and a while you just got to do that. Just finished The Partner, Awakening the Entrepreneur Within and Endless Referrals.