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Books reviews on workplace, corporate, and business driven books.

The Best Business Books of the Past Years
Many business books have come and gone throughout the past year, but some are far more influential than they should be. They’re exciting and full of knowledge, but what else makes these books great? What makes them stand out from all the rest?vHere are some of the best business books of the past year:
By Amir Shemony4 years ago in Journal
4 Reasons Why You Should Forget About Setting Goals for Better Results, According to 'Atomic Habits'
Setting goals is essential in achieving something. We hold that fact to be true, and we live by it to thrive, that is, to be more than who we are.
By ArtisKev N.4 years ago in Journal
Never Giving up on Myself:
Never Giving up on Myself Angela H. Fitts is her first-ever published work. There are grammatical errors, but overall, the pace of her book was spot on. The book opens with her birthdate and defines her character traits. According to Angela, “Playing music keeps my mind at peace.” (p. 7) I found this to be a great attention grabber to hook the reader in. I would have loved to have had an example of lyrics block quoted to emphasize her point further. “We were wearing ponytails, when I met her.” (p.9) This quote creates great imagery. Angela goes on to talk about the weight of heartbreak she has endured. I would love to see, the author structure her book over three main events of heartbreak. That way her personal stories developed further.
By Saroyan Coles4 years ago in Journal
All The Little Live Things Review
I first read this novel back in June of 2020. It was an emotional and raw and this novel has since stayed with me in my mind and on my bookshelf ever since.
By Jamie Bushehri4 years ago in Journal
Rebel Heir: A Review
Rebel Heir is the latest installment in the Vancity Villains book series written by Jaine Diamond. Now, For those of you not in the loop, or who have not fallen down the rabbit hole of hot rock star romances, Mrs. Diamond is your gal. She created an entire series of books set in the same universe as Rebel Heir, affectionately referred to as the "Dirtyverse" beginning with the sizzling Dirty series and continuing in the Player's series. If sexy, brooding rock stars with only one thing on their minds are your cup of tea, then check out her other works here. Otherwise, buckle up and enjoy the ride!
By Rain Dayze4 years ago in Journal
Top-5 Books for Entrepreneurs
Startups can be incredibly risky. Many of them fail outright, and even those that survive often fall short of their full potential. Now fortunately, while every startup is unique, the core challenges that they face are largely the same, and as a result, there are steps that you can take to navigate the predictable challenges of a business, the best way to spend your time & energy in the early days, the right way to show your idea to get useful feedback, how to prepare for the tough challenges that most of the Entrepreneurs or founders face, and tips for for how to build an incredible valuable business. While the books do contain some overlapping ideas, each one provides a unique & valuable perspective. They can help you establish best practices & avoid common mistakes. So if you are only ever going to read best books on how to build a successful startup & become a successful Entrepreneur, these are the five books every Entrepreneur must read.
By PP4 years ago in Journal
The Power of Positive Thinking and White Teeth Books Review
The Power of Positive Thinking is a popular and best-selling book. It is about self-help. The author of this book is Norman Vincent Pail, one of the most successful development writers and speakers of the last century.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Journal
As I Lay Dying and David Copperfield Book Reviews
Book reviews The famous American author William Faulkner wrote the novel "As I Lay Dying". The novel was published in 1930. This is Faulkner's fifth novel. One of the best novels of the twentieth century.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Journal
Slaughterhouse Five and Wide Sargasso Sea Book Reviews
Book reviews The famous American writer Kurt Vanegat wrote the novel "Slaughterhouse-Five". It is a science fiction or science fiction novel. In it, the meaning and life of the people have been highlighted through science fiction. The protagonist's navigation is used as the narrative instrument.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Journal
The Awakening The Waves Virginia Woolf and Uncle Tom's Cabin Book Review
Book reviews "The Awakening" is a novel written by Kate Chopin. It was first published in 1899. Set on the Gulf of Louisiana in New Orleans in the late 19th century, the novel deals with a struggle.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Journal
Howards End and Persuasion Book Reviews
Book reviews The novel "Howards End", written by the famous author EM Foster, was published in 1910. In the novel, social gatherings indicate England's relationship with the Code of Conduct.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Journal
Madame Bovary Mrs. Dalloway Ulysses and The Road To Wigan Pier Book Reviews
Book review Madame Bovary is a world-famous novel written by the world-renowned French writer Gustave Flaubert. This novel occupies a particularly important place not only in French literature but also in Western literature as a whole.
By Mehedi Hasan Shawon4 years ago in Journal