How to Solve It: A New Aspect of Mathematical Method (Princeton Science Library)32 reviews G. Polya Princeton University Press, 2004 Problem Solving Methods - Excellent Book on Heuristics + Excellent book and recommended reading for anybody + How To Solve It, Polya + Not just for academics             What Goes Up: The Uncensored History of Modern Wall Street as Told by the Bankers, Brokers, CEOs, and ...8 reviews Eric J. Weiner Back Bay Books, 2007 Interesting history from the primary sources + What goes up must come down in a crash + Wall Street revealed + An excellent overview other coverages barely touch             The Trusted Advisor31 reviews David H. Maister, Charles H. Green, ... 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Toogood McGraw-Hill, 1996 A practical guide to excellence in communication + The Articulate Designer + POWER Formula + Good book with beneficial concepts             The Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing: Morningstar's Guide to Building Wealth and Winning in the ...42 reviews Pat Dorsey Wiley, 2004 One of the best books for the beginner. + Educational, different and a bit difficult if you're looking to learn + Very good and thorough introduction to value investing + Tips for stock investing for amateurs to experts + Common sense             Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking967 reviews Malcolm Gladwell Back Bay Books, 2007 blink...and then it's gone There's not much substance to this book. Rather than being a resource of information, it is merely a book of examples. There is no broad takeaway you can gather from it after reading except to say perhaps that many of our decisions are based on split-second thoughts. But did you really need to read ...             First Things First70 reviews Stephen R. Covey, A. Roger Merrill, ... Free Press, 1996 This booked really helped me + A great simple framework + Urgent and important + First Things First + For the individual always on the run             The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People810 reviews Stephen R. Covey Free Press, 2004 A Tool for a Good Life + Crucial Book to Read When One is Ready to Excel! + Kudos to Stephen R. Covey + Excellent             The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin14 reviews Benjamin Franklin Touchstone, 2003 How can I give Benjamin Franklin fewer than five stars? + The Greatest American, Period! + This book will make you a better person... + Benjamin Franklin             Leading Minds: An Anatomy Of Leadership13 reviews Howard Gardner, With *, ... Basic Books, 1996 The leader as creator and embodiment of 'the story' + A bright set of studies, but the framework is somewhat vague + Scholarship of Leadership + Intelligence: Not Beyond Good and Evil             A Random Walk Down Wall Street: The Time-Tested Strategy for Successful Investing, Ninth Edition53 reviews Burton G. Malkiel W. W. Norton, 2007 Basic Understanding + Great book + A random Walk Down Main Street Very good book, the author takes you behind the scene of Wall Street and history of the market. He goes over the basics of our economy and the different avenues of investing. This is a must read for anyone who want to start investing but is confused on where to start. I would have given this ...             Tested in the Trenches: A 9-Step Plan for Building and Sustaining a Million-Dollar Financial Services Practice14 reviews Ron Carson, Steve Sanduski Kaplan Business, 2005 Building your own Financial Planning practice + Successful Financial Services Business + Tested In the Trenches + Excellent Book             The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People810 reviews Stephen R. Covey Free Press, 2004 A Tool for a Good Life + Crucial Book to Read When One is Ready to Excel! + Kudos to Stephen R. Covey + Excellent             Leading Minds: An Anatomy Of Leadership13 reviews Howard Gardner, With *, ... Basic Books, 1996 The leader as creator and embodiment of 'the story' + A bright set of studies, but the framework is somewhat vague + Scholarship of Leadership + Intelligence: Not Beyond Good and Evil             What Goes Up: The Uncensored History of Modern Wall Street as Told by the Bankers, Brokers, CEOs, and ...8 reviews Eric J. Weiner Back Bay Books, 2007 Interesting history from the primary sources + What goes up must come down in a crash + Wall Street revealed + An excellent overview other coverages barely touch             The Five Rules for Successful Stock Investing: Morningstar's Guide to Building Wealth and Winning in the ...42 reviews Pat Dorsey Wiley, 2004 One of the best books for the beginner. + Educational, different and a bit difficult if you're looking to learn + Very good and thorough introduction to value investing + Tips for stock investing for amateurs to experts + Common sense             First Things First70 reviews Stephen R. Covey, A. Roger Merrill, ... Free Press, 1996 This booked really helped me + A great simple framework + Urgent and important + First Things First + For the individual always on the run             The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin14 reviews Benjamin Franklin Touchstone, 2003 How can I give Benjamin Franklin fewer than five stars? + The Greatest American, Period! + This book will make you a better person... + Benjamin Franklin             Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking967 reviews Malcolm Gladwell Back Bay Books, 2007 blink...and then it's gone There's not much substance to this book. Rather than being a resource of information, it is merely a book of examples. There is no broad takeaway you can gather from it after reading except to say perhaps that many of our decisions are based on split-second thoughts. But did you really need to read ...