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BookTrib Q&A: Author Ryan Avery Talks Generational Differences and ‘Motivating Millennials’

The word millennials is one that lately, is used a lot; and when it comes to business, some of the most common things you hear is that millennials are lazy and don't work hard. But Ryan Avery and James Goodnow are here to correct that misconception: it's not that millennials are…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 23, 2018

Better Self Business Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Joanne Sonenshine, Author of ‘ChangeSeekers’ on Changing Careers and Finding Your Calling

It's not always clear where we're headed in life, or in our career. We're in an age where it seems like we have to decide what our one, true calling is and what we will do with the rest of our lives at a relatively young age. However, this isn't…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 12, 2018

Business Miscellany

What Does Amazon’s Same-Day Delivery Mean for the Book Industry?

Amazon.com has been both a benefit and a drawback to us over the years. Yes, two-day shipping is great, plus you can find pretty much anything on their site. At the same time, local and family owned businesses are losing out on much-needed support and customers. Shopping local is also…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaNovember 15, 2017

Business Nonfiction

‘Getting to the Green’: Talking Money and Finances with Author and Financial Planner Altair Gobo

Altair Gobo has a unique way of looking at money, financial planning and wealth: He sees similarities between money management and the game of golf. Taking his experience as an avid golfer for 20 years and his 35 years as a CFP, Altair put this analogy and experience together in…

Aisha K. StaggersOctober 23, 2017

Business Nonfiction

‘Getting to the Green’: How Playing Golf Can Help You Plan Your Financial Future

Understanding your finances can be difficult when you have no experience, and financial planning for the future, even more so. Complicated and confusing, it's easy to lose sight of the goal, whether you're a beginner, or have some knowledge of finance and accounting. Altair Gobo, a certified financial planner and…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 9, 2017

Business Nonfiction

Millennials Are ‘Climbing’ Toward Success with Rosell’s New Guide

Depending on your generation, you may have different views on what millennials are today. What are their spending habits? How do (or don't) they keep it all in check? If you are like most millennials, struggling to figure out what exactly “financial planning” is and how you can do it…

Rachael ElmyAugust 4, 2017

Business Nonfiction

Book Excerpt! Candace Spears’ ‘Bring Your Crayons to the Office’

For a sneak peek of Candace Spears' Bring Your Crayons to the Office: A Way Forward for Playful Business Analysts and Project Managers (CreateSpace, March 1, 2017) check out the excerpt below! Introduction What is business analysis as compared to project management? While the methods and suggestions in this book…

Beth WaskoMay 9, 2017

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Business Nonfiction

Book Excerpt! Beatrice Chestnut, PhD’s ‘The 9 Types of Leadership’

For a sneak peek of Beatrice Chestnut, PhD’s The 9 Types of Leadership: Mastering the Art of People in the 21st Century Workplace (Post Hill Press, January 31, 2017) check out the excerpt below! Why Are Self-Awareness and Emotional Intelligence the Most Vital Factors in Excellent Leadership? Interestingly, it turns…

Beth WaskoMarch 3, 2017

Better Self Business Nonfiction

Book Excerpt! Brit Poulson’s ‘The Clarity Compass’

For a sneak peek of Brit Poulson's The Clarity Compass (February 14, 2017) check out the excerpt below! Would You Rather Be Right or Effective? “I hate the Clarity Compass.” He went by the name of Deck: He was ex-military, business casual, with pictures of his kids and Chihuahuas meticulously placed…

Beth WaskoFebruary 23, 2017

Better Self Business Nonfiction

Fact or Fiction? Seeing Clearly Depends on Understanding our Stories

Learn more about Brit Poulson's Clarity Compass in, The Clarity Compass, on sale February 21. Most of us are aware that a chasm divides the way we perceive the world from the way it actually is. It’s impossible to see the world perfectly, without distortion. Just think about how much…

BookTrib Guest AuthorFebruary 15, 2017

Business Nonfiction

Boys Like #GirlBoss; Girls Like Cars and Money

I just graduated, and like many of you facing a big turning point -- surprise! -- I don’t have it all figured out. So, like any red-blooded male facing something new and difficult, I pulled myself up by my bootstraps, put my nose to the grindstone, and picked up a…

BookTrib Guest AuthorFebruary 8, 2017

Business Nonfiction

Author and Entrepreneur Peter Kozodoy Fills BookTrib in on Publishing’s Millennial-Driven Future

Since Gutenberg’s printing press, the book world has been in constant flux. But never have we seen such a drastic change in platform, genre, subject matter, and style than we have these last 15 years. Instead of the paperback, you get the Kindle format. Or, instead of the tablet, you…

Matt GillickFebruary 3, 2017

Better Self Business Nonfiction

S.H.I.N.E. in 2017 and Leave All of the Excuses Behind

Welcome to 2017! You made it. Let the happy dancing commence. Your vision board is made and prominently placed to be seen daily. You've made your New Year's resolutions and are full of confidence that you will accomplish them all. You vow to be your best self yet. Better health.…

BookTrib Guest AuthorJanuary 18, 2017

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Video: Missed It? Watch Interview with Carolyn Carpeneti and Taking Flight: Mastering Executive Function

What should we do when our children struggle academically? Should we let them fail so they’ll learn from their mistakes and do better next time? Perhaps. But what if they lack the organizational tools to succeed? Carolyn Carpeneti’s son had effectively coped with learning differences through high school and was…

BookTribJune 16, 2016

Better Self Business Miscellany

Author Alan C. Fox: Why Positive Reinforcement is (almost) Always Better Than Negative

Years ago, a University of Southern California professor who was teaching a psychology class I was sitting in on taught me an important lesson about human behavior. He suggested that positive reinforcement is a more effective way of getting people to do what you want than negative reinforcement. “What?!?!?!” I…

BookTrib Guest AuthorApril 19, 2016

Nonfiction

Mixology & Movies: The Perfect Drink for Your Favorite Flicks

I have been blessed with offspring and 11 nieces and nephews—12 if you count my honorary niece. I’m looking forward to their holiday merriment and flying wrapping paper but when December 26 rolls around I’m going to desperately need some grownup recreation. This means movie night with adult beverages and…

JeriAnn GellerDecember 17, 2015

BookTrib Q&A: Author Ryan Avery Talks Generational Differences and ‘Motivating Millennials’

BookTrib Q&A: Joanne Sonenshine, Author of ‘ChangeSeekers’ on Changing Careers and Finding Your Calling

What Does Amazon’s Same-Day Delivery Mean for the Book Industry?

‘Getting to the Green’: Talking Money and Finances with Author and Financial Planner Altair Gobo

‘Getting to the Green’: How Playing Golf Can Help You Plan Your Financial Future

Millennials Are ‘Climbing’ Toward Success with Rosell’s New Guide

Book Excerpt! Candace Spears’ ‘Bring Your Crayons to the Office’

Book Excerpt! Beatrice Chestnut, PhD’s ‘The 9 Types of Leadership’

Book Excerpt! Brit Poulson’s ‘The Clarity Compass’

Fact or Fiction? Seeing Clearly Depends on Understanding our Stories

Boys Like #GirlBoss; Girls Like Cars and Money

Author and Entrepreneur Peter Kozodoy Fills BookTrib in on Publishing’s Millennial-Driven Future

S.H.I.N.E. in 2017 and Leave All of the Excuses Behind

Video: Missed It? Watch Interview with Carolyn Carpeneti and Taking Flight: Mastering Executive Function

Author Alan C. Fox: Why Positive Reinforcement is (almost) Always Better Than Negative

Mixology & Movies: The Perfect Drink for Your Favorite Flicks

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