book review
Books reviews on workplace, corporate, and business driven books.
Create a benchmark in your career through life prediction by date of birth
A career is the best aspect of everybody’s life. The career graph fluctuates according to hard work. The more you do the hard work for your best career, the more success you will get in your career. The success rate is totally depending upon hard work. You have to understand that each event job, marriage, and so on have timing according to life prediction by date of birth.
By Best Astrologer5 years ago in Journal
The Undercover Economist, by Tim Harford
Financial inequality is a major issue faced by economists, policy makers, and of course, plain people. In many cases, the gap between the rich and the poor is so deep, and the difference in wealth is so intense, that the existing status quo is very similar to a “crime” situation. That is where the “Undercover Economist” enters the picture, in order to investigate this “crime”.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Journal
Book summary and review: The way to wealth, by Benjamin Franklin
The book “The way to wealth” is a collection of stories, letters, teachings, recommendations, and prompts of how to get rich, and it was written by Benjamin Franklin, one of the most notable and influential people in American history.
By thepavsalford5 years ago in Journal
July 2020 Update
No work from Upwork or Fiverr, instead of two home-based contract applications for 3 and 6 months work. Setup for working from home with Windows 10 Pro PC Box, 1TG hard drive, 8G Memory, 32G Sandisk, Intel Modem Card, NVIDIA Video card with HDMI port. Chromebook 64 Bit, 32G Flash Drive, 4G Memory, 16G Sandisk. 32” Monitor with Wireless Mouse and Keyboard, Logitech Speakers and Webcam.
By Eric Sutherland5 years ago in Journal
4 Business Books Everyone Should Read
Reading books is a really good way of learning and developing new skills to improve our personal and professional lives. This list here compiles the highest recommended books among entrepreneurs and self-help enthusiasts alike. For best experience and to learn the most from all these books, it is advised that you re-read each book quarterly (every three months).
By Connor Felix6 years ago in Journal








