tag book reviews 
On the Brink
DECEMBER 10, 2020
I could not be more thrilled that my new book, " Rethink: Smashing The Myths of Women in Business ," is about to be published soon. Why is this book important? To give you a taste of the issues I discuss and then debunk in the book, I offer here a synopsis of the first few paragraphs from the Introduction.
Tom Spencer
AUGUST 4, 2018
The question is, what is the best way to develop skills and grow professionally without the big price tags that come with graduate and postgraduate courses. Reading might include books, industry magazines, and online resources. Here is a list that lays out my periodic reads and some recommended books. Novantas Review.
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Rick Conlow
DECEMBER 10, 2020
You cannot put a price tag on these parts of the body. To help tap your potential, try every day to review your goals and plans. Also, keep learning by reading books in your field, attending seminars, and listening to uplifting motivational messages. Or if I were to give you $500,000 for your heart, would you make a trade?
Women in Consulting
MAY 5, 2016
You can tag them for reference (I used tags like #clients for client work, #work for all the non-billable work required to run a business, #personal to track how much “me time” I am really doing, #housework for the other business I do, #book to track time and tasks for the book I’m writing, etc.).
The Nonprofit Consultant
JUNE 27, 2006
You can then invite guests to review and edit your "writeboards." This is no way to co-author a book, but it is perfect for getting input on simple business documents and letters. Tags: writing , collaboration , online , writeboard Simple documents can be created and stored - for free - on their servers.
The Nonprofit Consultant
JUNE 2, 2006
His book, "How to Write, Speak and Think More Effectively" (Signet, 1960), is an excellent survey of his work. Tags: bullfighter , jargon , nonprofit , mission statements But, it is free, so if you're brave enough to find out your bull * score, give it a try.
The Nonprofit Consultant
JULY 8, 2008
I've been sent a great new book, Grassroots Philanthropy: Field NOtes of a Maverick Grantmaker by Bill Somerville and Fred Setterberg, that I'll be reviewing shortly too. Tags: grant writing Nonprofit leadership future consulting. Meanwhile, I'll get back to blogging, and shift back from "contemplative mode" to "active mode."
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