Live My Life Online

Any seminar or training or coaching course you have attended, or any motivation, leadership, entrepreneurship websites you have visited, the ultimate emphasis toward successful life is to set goals for ourselves.
As successful individuals are intensely goal driven, they will be very clear about what they want and will single-mindedly focus their energy on attaining […]

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Jack Welch, was the chairman and CEO of General Electric (GE) between 1981 and 2001. Welch gained a solid reputation for uncanny business acumen and unique leadership strategies at GE. During his tenure, GE increased its market capitalization by over US$400 billion. He remains a highly-regarded figure in business circles due to his innovative management […]

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If there is any one way to motivate ourselves in this short second, I would say this is the one, The Sixty-Second Motivator.
This is a great little book. It is written in a light style that makes it easy to read and digest the principles that Jim spells out. If you have ever tried to […]

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In Personal finance arena, we are always talk about assets and liabilities or debts. So today I will touch on how to measure one of the most critical item in personal finance, ie. debts.
To determine whether you are having problem managing your debts, I have outlines the following questions to test whether you are in […]

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So today this is the last reviews of Rich Karlgaard, who has given a very good write up on how to get rich.
Useful Entertainment
45. Options — the Secret Life of Steve Jobs–by Fake Steve Jobs;
Some reviews:-

You’ll Smile from the second you see the front cover, have a smile on your face every word you read, […]

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Food for the Soul
38. They Call Me Coach–by John Wooden with Jack Tobin;
Some reviews:

John Wooden is perhaps America’s greatest coach. His UCLA basketball team won ten national championships, including seven in a row. Concomitant with winning was his insistence on character and virtue rather than getting caught up with results.
John Wooden’s dedication and inspiration […]

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In this series of book review will touch on management secrets, ie. how the company sustain their competitive advantage.
Management Secrets
35. In Search of Excellence: Lessons from America’s Best Run Companies–by Thomas J. Peters and Robert H. Waterman;
Some reviews:

I do find the introduction and management theory review very well written and enjoyable. Ironically, (for me) the […]

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As the title spell it all, this is the part 4 of book review: How to Get Rich
Instructional Tips
23. Bull’s Eye Investing: Targeting Real Returns in a Smoke and Mirrors Market–by John Mauldin;
Some reviews:-

This book asks where the stock market will be in ten years’ time, and how you should invest as a result of […]

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This is the third series of book review on How to Get Rich by Rich Karlgaard, which he has categorize 5 books under how capitalism works today.
How Capitalism Works Today
18. <Microtrends: The Small Forces Behind Tomorrow’s Big Changes–by Mark Penn and E. Kinney Zalesne;
Some comments:

I enjoy demographic and trend books, like “Lattitudes and Attitudes,” and […]

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As promised, here are the second part of Rich Karlgaard’s book review on history and heroes.
History and Heroes
9. Losing My Virginity: How I’ve Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way –by Richard Branson;
Some reviews:

For a start he’s pretty modest - he’s not afraid to discuss his mistakes (currency smuggling, for example) […]

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