Books
{Book Review}: The McAllister Code
I have never written a book review before, but, The McAllister Code by Steve McAllister is unlike any book I have read before. The advertisements on Amazon and elsewhere do not do this book justice in my opinion. »
The 7 Habits and Societal Shift
Bad habits are caused usually because we want something now and desire leads our behavior and character. But if we know something better will come along, and we know how to make it so, we can use good habits to achieve happiness. »
Book Review: Peace is Every Step – The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life
In my endeavor to live more consciously, I am opening myself up to new ways to be more mindful and peaceful. For many this is an easy task, but not so for me. »
Reader comment on ‘Book Review – Threshold: The Crisis of Western Culture’
"Hartmann is dead on with a lot of his analysis here including attributing "personhood" to corporations. But he misses the mark on one very essential thing - the issue is not with capitalism or free markets; the issue is "the problem of big"." This is an excerpt of a reader's comment that I felt was... »
{New Book Review and Contest}: The Monkey and the Engineer
The fun little ditty about an engineer's pet monkey who takes a train for a joyride has now made its most suitable transition into a children's book. »
{New} Book Review: Ecological Intelligence – How Knowing the Hidden Impacts of What We Buy Can Change Everything
Primarily, the book serves as a call for radical transparency among businesses regarding the ingredients they use and the ecological impact they create. For any product that is manufactured, there are literally thousands of ecological consequences that result. »
Book Review – Threshold: The Crisis of Western Culture
Thom Hartmann is a man of many voices. To many, he is the harbinger of optimism for those afflicted with Attention Deficit Disorder. To others, he is a guide to conscious living in such books as The Greatest Spiritual Secret of the Century, The Prophet's Way, and The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight. »
Book Review – The Green Collar Economy by Van Jones
Although the book was released over a year ago, the premise seems almost prophetic as August brought another loss of American jobs and increase in gas prices. »
Book Review: Nine Kinds of Naked
In his debut novel Just a Couple of Days, Tony Vigorito recounted the end of the world. In his latest book Nine Kinds of Naked, he celebrates a new beginning. »



















