This 143 page book is crammed full of eye opening, revealing & embowering methods, strategies and principles all Network Marketers should know if their goal is to build a long term successful business in this great industry. Not only does this book reveal things most leaders would never talk about but it also address topics consider off-limits by many in this industry. This one of a kind book not only address these issues head on, but also explains how a Network Marketer can overcome them. The answers provided are not opinions. Instead they are answers based on the basic fundamental principals that for 60 plus years have formed the very foundation of this industry. This is a must have book for anyone serious about building a successful business in Network Marketing.

Perhaps all of Jonathan Ames’ problems–and the genesis of this hilarious book–can be traced back to the late onset of his puberty. After all it can’t be easy to be sixteen with a hairless “undistinguishable from that of a five year old’s.” This wonderfully entertaining memoir is a touching and humorous look at life in New York City. But this is life for an author who can proclaim “my first sexual experience was rather old-fashioned: it was with a prostitute”–an author who can talk about his desire to be a model for the Hair Club for Men and about meeting his son for the first time. Often insightful, sometimes tender, always witty and self-deprecating, What’s Not to Love? is an engaging memoir from one of our most funny, most daring writers.

Too trendy, too trashy, too something...ever meet someone with a horrific name and think to yourself what was his mother thinking? She should be slapped! Or, dropped your child off at class only to find 10 little girls with the same name?There is no science to choosing the perfect name for your child, but there is common sense. Emily, Jacob and Boniqua, What NOT to Name Your Child bucks the trends and goes beyond your typical popular name lists and lays out the "rules" for baby naming, such as the Dictionary Test which says, "if you're going to give your child a word name, make sure you know what the word means. For example: Harmony good...TyLenol, bad. Or, why you should avoid "junior" like the plague.Filled with humorous anecdotes, truisms and tested practical advice for new or even experienced parents, this book is sure you keep you laughing all the way to the delivery room.

Startup to scale-up is a book meant for entrepreneur who are risk takers and have big enough vision to impact the world. This book provides you a very rich and researched frameworks and methods which you can easily implement in your business. Startup to Scale-up as the name suggests gives you all the knowledge and tactics that you will require to scale your business. Business expertise comes from the mistakes and that also includes the mistakes of others. The Author in this book has learned from his own information as well as analysed about 500-600 great startups and business in detail and had found out what problems they were facing while they were scaling up and what things and measures had make them so great. I think it's enough for the description, the more you will find out in the book and after reading it you will know that why i am telling you to invest your time in this book.