Book Review – The Leading Brain: Powerful Science-Based Strategies for Achieving Peak Performance by Hans W. Hagemann Why did that bother me? Why do I let the little things bother me? Why can’t I control these emotions and  how can I change this to be the person my dog thinks ( continue reading… )

One of the more interesting books I read in Russian was a children’s book titled “Why”. It follows a little Russian boy asking his Mom “why” every time she tells him something.  Most parents are familiar with this exercise. I really like the word why.  Too many times decisions are ( continue reading… )

I resolved to read 52 books this year – one a week.  The year is almost finished and I’ve read 45. Here are the top 10 books I’ve read so far divided into 2 categories, fiction and non-fiction: Fiction Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman We ( continue reading… )

I have always enjoyed a good story.  There are many, many different types, epic journey, tragedy, comedy, non-fiction, etc., but regardless, I have always enjoyed a good one.  It may be the intricate flow, it may be the moral, or it may just be the writing itself, but good stories ( continue reading… )