On Your Own, Jonathan Miller's short story collection, follows the kind of people you know, but reveals the thoughts and feelings they might never tell you. These characters – young brothers, struggling husbands and wives, aging bachelors, restless office workers – maneuver through the worlds of childhood, sports, marriage, alcohol, sex, the workplace, and longing for connection, under Miller's honest gaze. His clean, straightforward writing does not rely on extravagant plots (though … [Read more...] about Bargain Book: On Your Own by Jonathan Miller
You Deserve To Love Your Job: 20 Big Ideas For Succeeding In The New World of Work by Alexis Grant @alexisgrant
If you’re constantly trying to convince yourself “a job is a job,” get ready to open your eyes. In You Deserve to Love Your Job, careers blogger and entrepreneur Alexis Grant explains why you shouldn’t settle for a job that makes you hate Mondays, and how to navigate the new digital world of work to set yourself up for a fulfilling career. This book features many of Grant’s signature ideas about Scheming and Leaping and creating your own job, offering a blueprint so you feel excited about … [Read more...] about You Deserve To Love Your Job: 20 Big Ideas For Succeeding In The New World of Work by Alexis Grant @alexisgrant
James Willis Makes a Million by K. Wodke @WodkeHawkinson
In the 1970’s, James Willis is a young boy who lives with his father and his stern grandmother in a rundown house. He decides early on that he does not want to be poor all his life. He puts his ideas to work and sets about making his dreams come true. Targeted Age Group: all ages Genre: Family Why did you decide to produce an audio book? I knew there would be people who'd prefer to listen than to read the story. Since it's a tale for all ages, even young listeners can enjoy it … [Read more...] about James Willis Makes a Million by K. Wodke @WodkeHawkinson
12 Steps to Freedom: A Career Planning and Self Help Manual for Prospering in Today’s Job Market by Paul Rega @paulregabooks
This book is bargain priced from 12/17/2013 until 12/22/2013 NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED EXECUTIVE RECRUITER, Paul Rega, bestselling author of, How To Find A Job: When There Are No Jobs, introduces a revolutionary new concept in career management and personal development. This is an outstanding inspirational guide on how to never give up on your dreams and pursue your chosen career path. Paul introduces his unique career-planning program called, Intuitive Personal Assessment (IPA). Utilizing his … [Read more...] about 12 Steps to Freedom: A Career Planning and Self Help Manual for Prospering in Today’s Job Market by Paul Rega @paulregabooks
Work On Your Work – 10 Simple Ideas On How To Work Smarter Not Harder by Jeff Carter @JunkieKindle
This book is bargain priced from 12/18/2013 until 12/31/2013 This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to succeed in your career by working smarter and not harder. The workplace has become more competitive and hard work alone can no longer guarantee success. This book aims to help you learn the ten techniques on how you can become more productive at work without sacrificing your work-life balance. Targeted Age Group: 16+ Book Price: 0.99$ Link To Buy Bargain Book … [Read more...] about Work On Your Work – 10 Simple Ideas On How To Work Smarter Not Harder by Jeff Carter @JunkieKindle
Tough Guys Don’t Take Notes by Jonathan Kamp
This book covers a form of rote learning that involves writing down an abbreviated list of steps required to complete a process in the workplace - to use as a quick reference until your memory kicks in. The book title is a reference to people who perpetuate the belief that taking notes exposes a human weakness. These people have a sort of tough-guy attitude that can make an employee feel uncomfortable about jotting something down to remember it - even though taking notes is one of the most … [Read more...] about Tough Guys Don’t Take Notes by Jonathan Kamp
Telling People at Work You Are a Writer – Guest Post by Donald J. Bingle @donaldjbingle
If you are a full-time writer without a day-job, this post is not for you. But if, like most writers, you have a day-job to pay the bills and provide affordable health insurance (at least until those Nook and Kindle sales begin to whir), whether to tell people at your day-job that you write on the side is something we all have to face. Sure, when you are first starting out and haven't published yet, it is an easy secret to keep, but when you start getting published on a regular basis (books, … [Read more...] about Telling People at Work You Are a Writer – Guest Post by Donald J. Bingle @donaldjbingle
