Letters from Mr. JB Fact Finder will talk about historical trivia in a way that is far more than just a list of facts, page after page. Each topic is a short story written as a weekly letter, sent to you from Mr. JB Fact Finder himself. We will talk about people in the industry, important […]
Giving Is Not Just For The Very Rich: A How-to Guide for Giving and Philanthropy by Dr. Susan Aurelia Gitelson
A valuable resource for you, Giving Is Not Just For The Very Rich is an inspiring, easy-to-use guide which gives you numerous creative ideas on how to reap the many benefits of giving. It’s all about your feeling connected to worthwhile programs, achieving a sense of purpose, and deriving immeasurable pleasure from helping others. Dr. […]
Math Is Wonderful by Fred Hardwicke MD
This mathematics book is organized and useful. It departs from the usual pragmatic avenues of math and explores math topics that are only lightly touched on in school. It is a readable and somewhat humorous account that leads readers into a new sense of wonder about the mathematical world that is only a few calculations […]
The Inventor’s Journey: Three Strikes I’m In by Steven Smith
Three Strikes, I’m In. I believe everyone has the opportunity to turn their passion or desires into a reality. The choice is yours, and the decision is entirely up to you. If you want something badly enough, your passion can become a burning desire, and you should make an effort to pursue it. If you […]
Extreme Entrepreneurs: Steve Jobs and Jesus Christ by Tracy Emerick, Ph.D.
The book explores the soul and how it projects to others. Two examples, Steve Jobs and Jesus Christ, are examined for what each did as an “extreme entrepreneur,” to provide a position that has changed and will continue to change humankind. In his words, Steve Jobs provided technology that provide a “bicycle for the mind,” […]