by Tim Wuebker | Jun 1, 2019 | Book Reviews
We live in an age of overwhelm. Internet, our phones, TV, radio, advertising, email, and a thousand other communication channels—we receive thousands of messages a day. But our ability to absorb more messages has not evolved in hundreds of years. Leo Babauta was a... 
by Tim Wuebker | Jun 1, 2019 | Book Reviews
Thirty-year-old Shane Snow is a millionaire. And that was before he wrote one of the most compulsively readable game-changing books that I’ve ever seen. I loved it so much I read it three times and gave away several copies to friends. Ever wonder how some people zoom... 
by Tim Wuebker | Jun 1, 2019 | Book Reviews
Here is a book that will blow your mind! Because you will never do your work (alone or with others) the same way again. Having taught college and high school, I found out the hard way that a lot of students hate group-work—and it’s no better in our adult... by Tim Wuebker | Jun 1, 2019 | Book Reviews
This priceless gem of a book is so simple, so provocative, and yet so specific that I’ve given away five or six copies of it. Many people love Matthew Kelly, of course, because he’s such an incredibly vivid speaker. He has style. He can be hilarious. You... by Tim Wuebker | Jun 1, 2019 | Book Reviews
Zag is a short, sweet book about the need to differentiate yourself, or service, or your product. In life, you can either be the best or you can be the first. It is often not just easier, but better for you and everyone else, to be the first. The author, Marty...
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