Jul 13, 2021 | Book Reviews
Bob Nelson and Mario Tamayo make a formidable literary team. This in part is backed by both men’s experience within the professional milieus and fields about which they preach. Bob Nelson is the president of the firm Nelson Motivation Inc., analyzing and strategizing...
Jul 6, 2021 | Book Reviews
Lynne Turner’s three plus decades work as a Beverly Hills, California based psychotherapist equips her, as few others, to write her debut novel Group. This brief mystery novella, running a little over 100 pages in paperback form, is a taut and compressed narrative...
Jul 1, 2021 | Book Reviews
Brad Cleveland’s new leadership advice book Leading the Customer Experience: How to Chart a Course and Deliver Outstanding Results is more striking by what it doesn’t do – maybe even more so than for what it does deliver on. For instance, Cleveland breaks...
Jul 1, 2021 | Book of the Month, Book Reviews
Radha Ruparell’s new book Brave Now: Rise Through Struggle and Unlock Your Greatest Self is what I’d call the thinking person’s holistic guide. Ruparell’s profession as a cross-sector leader makes the book’s tonal abilities never shift into out-and-out spiritualism,...
Jun 30, 2021 | Book Reviews
The creative union of Marquette, Michigan’s father/son duo Elliot and Ronnie Ferguson with Upper Peninsula Poet Laurate Marty Achatz has produced one of 2021’s truly unique efforts. Slow Dancing with Bigfoot’s fifteen tracks bring Achatz’s poetic gifts into full...
Jun 23, 2021 | Book Reviews
Joseph Wallenstein’s Miranda and Flynn is an ever-timely reminder of how, at one time, American law enforcement operated with considerably more impunity than even today. The book, by implication as well, makes a convincing argument that many major criminal justice...
