The Way of the Superior Man: The Teaching Sessions6 reviews David Deida Sounds True, 2005 A Superior Product + Mandatory Reading + A definitely useful book for a man... + Are you ready             King, Warrior, Magician, Lover: Rediscovering the Archetypes of the Mature Masculine22 reviews Robert Moore, Douglas Gillette HarperOne, 1991 Also a must read for Men. + great book + Awesome book + Great archetypal analysis             Living with Paradox: An Introduction to Jungian Psychology1 review Anne Singer Harris Brooks/Cole Publishing Company, 1995 Makes Jung understandable Ever tried reading Jung and gotten frustrated? Well, this book is for you. It takes out the complicated, esoteric language that is pervasive in Jung's style and makes it understandable for the beginner. Though the book is not very detailed, it is thorough enough as an introduction to Jungian ...             How to Make Love Like a Porn Star: A Cautionary Tale233 reviews Jenna Jameson, Neil Strauss HarperEntertainment, 2004 Great Book + Hmmm + I really wanted to like her but... Jenna has had a colorful life and her story is written by the great author Neil Strauss. I would definately recommend this book to anyone who wants to read something new and fun.             The Myth of Male Power95 reviews Warren Farrell Berkley Trade, 2001 Enlighten yourself + One Piece of the Relationship Puzzle! + Women have Power, but do Men have Authority? + The myth of male power             Masculinity: Identity, Conflict, and Transformation1 review Warren Steinberg Shambhala, 2001 shallow This book was highly disappointing. Except for a fascinating second chapter, the rest of the story is one of shallowness. You wonder if this guy is really a Jungian or not. The second chapter is about male to male competition, and the author uses some evidence that is truly fascinating. He ...             The Innovation Paradox : The Success of Failure, the Failure of Success18 reviews Richard Farson, Ralph Keyes Free Press, 2003 The Limits of the Concepts of Success and Failure + A Paradign Changing Book + Uncommon Common Sense + Philosophical and inspirational! Quite zen! + Fantastic!             A Stiff Drink & Close Shave OP2 reviews S. Guarnaccia, R. Sloan Chronicle Books, 1995 Step by step instructions on how to be a man This is the book that explains clearly what a man was supposed to be, back when being a man meant more than just an identification of gender. A book that Archie Bunker, George Jefferson and Robert Young could all agree on.             The Emperor's Handbook: A New Translation of The Meditations20 reviews Marcus Aurelius Scribner, 2002 A leadership and management must + Emperors book of wisdom + Timeless Wisdom For All People + One of the most significant books in my life + Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Man             Better Dads, Stronger Sons: How Fathers Can Guide Boys to Become Men of Character3 reviews Rick Johnson Revell, 2006 A helpful book for fathers + Good, solid practical wisdom for dads At a time when there is a renewed emphasis on the importance of Fathers, BETTER DADS, STRONGER SONS provides an excellent guide for anyone who would like to have a part in helping to build a generation of stronger young men. By following the Biblical principles and practical applications outlined ...             Why Men Are the Way They Are25 reviews Warren Farrell Berkley, 1988 Not for Man Haters + Made a Difference + Good for teenage girls, young women Quite good. The negative reviews tend to follow the same pattern: men are the root of all evil; women are the source of all that is good, peaceful, just, and virtuous (and pigs can fly!!!). The negative reviewers, some of whom display their hatred for males in repeated reviews, need to develop ...             The Way Of The Superior Man: A Spiritual Guide to Mastering the Challenges of Woman, Work, and Sexual Desire102 reviews David Deida Sounds True, 2004 The Wonderful Truth that Biological Roles Still Rule + recognising that men and women are different + Unfortunately, Deida's understanding of most women is correct I ripped through this book in a few hours; I just could not put it down. David Deida is the first person I've ever heard so honestly identify and poetically communicate the true nature of the male/female relationship. For women who grew up in the 70's over developing accomplishment, ...             Dying Well20 reviews Ira Byock Riverhead Hardcover, 1997 A Sincere Thank You + Death, dying and hospice + Taking care of a dying person is a act of love + An Exquisite Discussion of End of Life Issues + MUST READ             Credibility: How Leaders Gain and Lose It, Why People Demand It, Revised Edition11 reviews James M. Kouzes, Barry Z. Posner Jossey-Bass, 2003 Great Book! + Leadership is still a Relationship + book for corporate america + Thumbs up!             Essential Manners for Men: What to Do, When to Do It, and Why15 reviews Peter Post Collins Living, 2003 Great resource for manners in an easy to read format + manners An easy, quick read. Tells WHY manners are important and written from a man's perspective. My teenaged son's friend picked it up while visiting our house and liked it so much he asked to take it home to read it.             Esquire's Things a Man Should Know About Style29 reviews Scott Omelianuk, Ted Allen Riverhead Trade, 1999 Perfect intro to style + Helpful and Humorous It's a great coffee table or bathroom book to have laying around. It certainly doesn't go in-depth, but it gives you the average person some good, basic principles of style. It gives the person who can't afford to shop anywhere other than TJ Maxx or Marshall's a decent education on what to buy and ...             The Metrosexual Guide to Style: A Handbook for the Modern Man30 reviews Michael Flocker Da Capo Press, 2003 Metrosexual Guide review + as long as you don't take it seriously... + Okay, but not groundbreaking This book is AWESOME. Clear, concise and well written. Includes EVERYTHING a man should know about food, fashion, travel, style, grooming, health, fitness, art, etiquette, you name it. I use is as a guideline for everything. Easy to read with a good sense of humor.             Fire in the Belly: On Being a Man32 reviews Sam Keen Bantam, 1992 A fascinating vision for the newest of new men + Clap-trap + For any and all men Now the truth is that I am no newcomer to philosophy, not am I a newcomer to the idea that man must learn to create himself in order to come to terms with his own concept of manhood. This is an essential vision from a very wise writer. A man owes it to himself to make this exploration if you do ...             The Code of the Samurai: A Modern Translation of the Bushido Shoshinshu of Taira Shigesuke27 reviews Yuzan Daidoji, Thomas Cleary Charles E Tuttle Co, 1999 Timeless + An ancient book but still applicable to modern life + Good + Interesting             The Disease to Please: Curing the People-Pleasing Syndrome12 reviews Harriet B. Braiker McGraw-Hill Companies, 2000 self help therapy + So Helpful + Extremely well done, very helpful + How to Grow Wiser and More Carefree