There has been a lot of interest in the blogosphere about this book – Linchpin – and I want to add my tuppence worth.
I confess to being in awe of Seth Godin. I follow his blog, read his books and wish I had his amazing mind and eloquent writing skills. In some ways I have [...]
From the category archives:
Book Reviews
I’d like to talk to you about a book that isn’t yet a book in that you can’t pop across to Amazon and get yourself a copy. Not yet.
Lost and Found, written by Ron Rink, is a memoir wrapped up in a novel. The story of Ron’s life is grippingly and heartbreakingly true although he [...]
I read The Celestine Prophecy back in the mid 1990s and to be brutally honest I was a bit ‘ho-hum’ about it all. I found it an entertaining read, but the content did not touch me.
Browsing through bookshelves in a period of insomnia driven wandering last night, I came across the book and settled down [...]
If I have mentioned this book to you before, I make no apology for mentioning it again.
My copy is already looking slightly battered where it has been read, re-read and carried around as a constant companion.
It appears that having faith in natural laws and trusting that the universe will send what we need, when we [...]
I have a well thumbed and well read copy of this book to which I have recently returned.
It is a favourite that digs me out of the holes I dig myself into.
The book takes me back to basics each time and brings sense and creativity back into what has usually become a fragmented existence. It’s [...]
I confess to being a complete philistine when it comes to poetry.
For someone who likes to read so much, I’ve found my aversion difficult to understand and have attributed it to uninspiring teachers of English Language from school days.
However, I was recently introduced to a series of books edited/authored by Roger Housden. Ten Poems to [...]
There’s a challenge!
I’ve been reading an interesting book on relationships by Gay and Kathlyn Hendricks – Conscious Loving.
To where I have read to date, the message is that we need to become conscious about our relationships otherwise our unconscious mind will automatically be attracted to situations which we have faced in the past in an [...]
