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Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking b..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftNot particularly interesting. It covers many things that many people are already conscious of. It get repetitive and a bit dry.Quote-right

Creating a World Without Poverty: Social Busine..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftThis is a great book which introduces people to the concept of Social Business. The Grameen Bank is the social business that is highlighted. This concept can change the world and Grameen Bank is leading the way. Grameen Bank is a social business and not a non-profit charity. Very interesting!Quote-right

A World Waiting to Be Born: Civility Rediscover..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftSo far an excellent read! I'm halfway thru it. Civility goes well beyond good manners. This book really teaches and is not a preaching type book.Quote-right

Love Is the Killer App: How to Win Business and..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftExcellent book! The author talks about creating authentic relationships with people. Focuses on creating relationships that are win-win and based on real friendship and a wish for the other person to succeed.Quote-right

Not On Our Watch: The Mission to End Genocide i..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftThis is an excellent book about the genocide in Darfur and more importantly, it describes specifically how you can help (beyond donations). It is also a very good example of how you can use the same tactics to promote a cause that may be dear to your heart. Well worth the time it takes to read it.Quote-right

Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hi..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftAbsolutely the most interesting book I've read of late. Practical and easy to understand, as well. Really gets you thinking.Quote-right

Giving: How Each of Us Can Change the World by ..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftReally well-written book and quite interesting and thought-provoking.Quote-right

Simple Path by Mother Teresa, about 1 year ago

Quote-leftGreat, thought-provoking read!Quote-right

Why Good Things Happen to Good People: The Exci..., about 1 year ago

Quote-leftAn excellent, uplifting book that everyone can relate to.Quote-right

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