How to Be Organized in Spite of Yourself: Time and Space ...
 Unexpectedly useful: This book is more conceptual than 'practical application', but I really liked it. I found out *why* I organize (to put it loosely) things the way I do and found some ways to make it work for me. Most books by professional organizers [... more]
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The Richest Man in Babylon
The Best book ever written, well maybe not quite!: I read The Richest Man in Babylonseveral years ago while on vacation but when I got home I couldn't remember the name of the book. I have been searching for the book on & off since then. I just [... more]
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No Credit Required: How to Buy a House When You Don't ...
Not bad, but pretty dated.: For the price, it's worth picking up. There was some pretty helpful information, particularly the 30/70 rule and some ideas on getting seller financing. The most disappointing part to me was getting excited about the no- [... more]
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The Complete Estate Planning Guide: 2nd Revised Edition
This book is full spectrum!: Most books with "estate planning" in the title deal only with the transfer of an estate. This one actually tells you now to build an estate, then what to consider when planning how best to leave it to family and [... more]
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The Romantic Manifesto
Invaluable and irreplaceable: When discussing the theory of art in Outdoor Monuments of Manhattan: A Historical Guide, I cited only Ayn Rand's esthetics. An early reader suggested I "balance" the presentation by mentioning other writers on [... more]
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Overcoming Procrastination (Signet)
Looking into the Eye of the Storm: In this little book, Dr. Albert Ellis gives us tools in order to deal with procrasination. He instructs us in his A-B-C system of mental health. We have the Activating event (A), the Beliefs that we hold (B), and the [... more]
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For the New Intellectual: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand ...
Not the best place to start: This was Rand's first work of nonfiction, and it is supposed to be an introduction to her philosophy of Objectivism. But it is certainly not the best place to start. The book consists of one rather lengthy essay, followed by [... more]
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The Virtue of Selfishness
How Selfish: I find myself again reviewing a book by Ayn Rand that I quite liked. I am not a philosophy major so I won't be arguing about the soundness of her metaphysics or epistemology. I will simply say that while I don't agree with everything she has [... more]
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David St. Clair's Lessons in Instant ESP (Signet)
The BEST Book For RESULTS in The Occult Arts: This book literally saved the life of a loved one in "impossible" circumstances twice! Thats only 2 of the things that its done for me. An amazing little book by a man who's been President of a few [... more]
$4.99
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We the Living
Rand's Warm Up: I admit I read Atlas Shrugged years before reading We the Living even they were written in the opposite order. I recommend reading WTL first as Atlas Shrugged is far superior. They are similar in that both feature a heroine involved with [... more]
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Atlas Shrugged
An Epic: The hardest part of reviewing this book is breaking it down into catagories as to not give the book as a whole the rating deserved by only single aspect of the book. These catagories help: Story The story of Atlas Shrugged is excellent. It is [... more]
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False Pretenses
Over The Top & Some Unappealing Characterizations: Although this was a fast read, too many of the characters were unappealing and associated loose ends were too neatly tied up with life changes that seemed forced. Also, any woman with a shred of self- [... more]
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