I dont know if we have any big readers on this board but...

[roark]

TweetI'm reading Jack Welch's new book "winning" and a book on Robert Moses "the power broker" (which won the pulitzer) and they are both excellent books on business type things if anyone is interested.

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TweetRaok, if you like economics and history, read "Confessions of an Economic Hitman" very interesting, makes you think

[mick-G]

TweetSound like i need to do some reading, lol I like reading business journals etc, but its been awhile since i actually read a book.

[BIG-ONE]

Tweeti might try that one im reading the hoony moon by james patersonn all his stuff is great

[SUGARBABY]

TweetCan you give us some background on the books?

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TweetSugar, do you not know who Welch is?

[SUGARBABY]

TweetI looked it up, but no, I didn't know he was Chairman and CEO of GE. Roark, I'll check them out.

[roark]

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I looked it up, but no, I didn't know he was Chairman and CEO of GE. Roark, I'll check them out.

check out the welch book...its a very easy read and can be easily and effictively applied to your job and personal life.

and i usually hate these business type books

the other one is a very long read

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Tweetget the audio book from your library and listen on your way to work

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I looked it up, but no, I didn't know he was Chairman and CEO of GE. Roark, I'll check them out.

I expected more from you

[Pain4Gain]

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i might try that one im reading the hoony moon by james patersonn all his stuff is great

I agree...Patterson Rocks. The last two I read were, "When the wind blows" and "The Lake House".

I read Jack's "Straight from the Gut". I'll have to check out this other book.