Book Review - Revolution Of The Mind

Yesterday, I received an email from one of my clients who was clearly in crisis because he is in the wrong job. His ADD symptoms continue to spiral out of control and it is impacting not only his work, but those around him.

Revolution Of The Mind: Caught Between Heaven And Hell by Terry Clark - Book Review:
This book aims at providing the reader with an ideology, from which individual decisions can easily be made. It is particularly concerned with ensuring success in achieving goals and building relationships. The book is Bible based, but, with a few definition shifts, can be useful to a wide variety of readers.

Einstein Was Not A Scientist:
It's shocking to say that maybe the most renowned scientist in history is not a Scientist. But according to the Value Zodiac model, Albert Einstein was most likely the scientist's nemesis -- the Shaman.

Psychologists Are Psychologically Challenged As They Argue About Their Science - Book Review:
Any good psychologist which wants to make money will tell you that it is important that everyone get a mental check up now and again. This is indeed pretty good advice, and if you are psychologist it is really good advice for you to give to clients to keep them coming back. But did you know that psychologists do not actually agree on everything? There many controversial topics in this field.

Book Review - Next Stop, Reloville By Peter T Kilborn:
Peter Kilborn's book, Next Stop, Reloville, describes a narrow segment of corporate America: executives at a certain level who move every few years - sometimes more often - to keep their jobs and move into new higher-level positions. The book describes several families in detail but some key factors are missing from the narrative.

The White Tiger:
Usually Indian writers tend to address social issues in their books. Aravind Adiga does the same but with a twist. The writer describes a picturesque panorama of Delhi. Not The Delhi of New India, but the Delhi of Old India. A Delhi plagued by blue-collar jobs, slums and whore houses.

Book Review: Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy, By Lisa Wake:
Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy by Lisa Wake is a well researched, extensively referenced, and scholarly examination of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and the advancing model of neurolinguistic psychotherapy. I enthusiastically recommend this book to clinicians, researchers, NLP practitioners, and anyone interested in advancing the science and theory of NLP.

Quests Beyond Existence - A Book Beyond Description and Perception:
Quests Beyond Existence presents the reader a mixture of story-telling, imparting principles, entertaining and educating the reader about concepts beyond human lives. The book hopes to leave with the reader a more accepting attitude and a much better understanding of life and its relationships both here and beyond. Through the work, it is hoped that the reader will learn to understand human and non-human relationships and be able to apply these ideas in their own lives thereby improving their own existence.

David and Goliath - Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants:
Malcolm Gladwell is not satisfied with our general interpretation of the David and Goliath story. He claims we tend think of things as helpful that are not and other things as unhelpful that actually make us stronger and wiser. If you read David and Goliath - Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants then you may find yourself reconsidering what supposedly are the advantages and disadvantages in your life. Taken a bit further such an examination may have profound implications for how we educate children to how we fight crime and disorder.