It's the day after Christmas, and if you're looking for something engaging to read or watch, why not dive into some cycling-themed books and documentaries? These resources offer a fantastic way to stay inspired, learn new things, and enjoy some leisure time during the holiday downtime. From thrilling race stories to practical training guides, there’s … Continue reading The Best Books and Documentaries for Cycling Enthusiasts
I don't know how you feel about boxing, but there is something we can all learn from the sport. Boxing is a brutal sport, requiring intense training again and again over long periods of time. Furthermore, the deciding moments of a fight are seconds long. Three punches can mean the difference between a knockout and … Continue reading Atlas, From the Streets to the Ring;
The first line of this short read sums it all up: "There is only one way to achieve lasting happiness. That way is simply: Be happy." The focus of the book is to address just how to achieve this task. We all would enjoy happiness all the time if it were easy to achieve; being … Continue reading Review of “Zen and the Art of Happiness” by Chris Prentiss;
Gung Ho! Turn On the People in Any Organization is a short story which details three steps to release unchanneled energy and enthusiasm of a team. Whether you are a manager or not, leadership is something we should all aspire too. There are plenty of managers in the world and not nearly enough leaders. If … Continue reading Review of “Gung Ho!” by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles;
Two weeks ago, statistics were raised throughout the American media regarding heroin use in New Hampshire. The number of deaths due to heroin overdose has doubled since 2013; in spite, even, of the life-saving anti-overdose drug Naloxone (Narcan) being administered in 2,000 incidents in 2,015. This increase in tragic overdoses has clearly affected the people … Continue reading Review of “Unhooked: How to Quit Anything” by Susan Shapiro, Frederick Woolverton;
Read this book. Everyone can benefit from the stories, the ideas, and the framework author Mark Sanborn explores. The Fred Factor is actionable, easy to read, and approachable no matter your current status in life. Author Mark Sanborn explores the story of his mail carrier Fred. Fred is an exemplary employee, and through his service, adds … Continue reading Review of “The Fred Factor” by Mark Sanborn
The sub-heading of this financial handbook is "no guilt, no excuses, no b.s." Sethi delivers on the promise with solid financial tips and long term habits to grow your wealth. Most people have heard the contained strategy for becoming wealthy; first, live on as little as possible, save for the future, and then repeat every day … Continue reading Review of “I Will Teach You To Be Rich” by Ramit Sethi;
