books about: doing     books:       iWoz: Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Personal Computer, Co-Founded Apple, and Had Fun Doing It17 reviews Steve Wozniak W. W. Norton, 2007 Great Autobiography for Tech Afficionados This was an outstanding autobiography that gave me real insight into Steve Wozniak's life journey and thought process. Most interesting and prevelant was the invention of the first PC, but the book goes beyond that. As a tech person myself, I really liked how he would stop and describe how things worked as it related to how it shaped his life. Some of it was interesting and easy to understand ...             What Are the Other Kids Doing While You Teach Small Groups?8 reviews Donna Marriott, Carolea Williams Creative Teaching Press, 1997 A Teacher's Dream I'm glad I purchased this book during summer break. It gives advice on how to prepare 30 different centers along with amusing management tips. It is a lot to digest and prepare but its "ready to copy" log sheets for student accountability, and the materials lists for each center, makes set up a snap. The centers work on skills that I have taught and practiced at different times during the ...             Strategy and the Fat Smoker; Doing What's Obvious But Not Easy8 reviews David H Maister The Spangle Press, 2008 Another Great Maister Book David Maister did it again. For any CEO of a small business make sure you read Chapter 18.             Experiencing God: Knowing and Doing the Will of God, Member Book UPDATED12 reviews Henry T. Blackaby, Richard Blackaby, ... LifeWay Christian Resources, 2007 Life Changing The book/workbook is awesome. I used this book in conjunction with a class I was taking at my church also titled Experiencing God. I was looking to continue to grow in my walk with God and this book succeeded in meeting my goal and then some...             Family Driven Faith: Doing What It Takes to Raise Sons and Daughters Who Walk with God19 reviews Voddie T. Baucham Jr. Crossway Books, 2007 Challenges your thinking Interesting a reviewer said Baucham teaches "Beating kids=good! Evolution=Bad!" ...it tells you right there that reviewer has succumbed to the culture that Baucham ironically warns people against (the culture says spanking=beating kids and macroevolution=fact). For everyone else, this book shows Christians how our practices have been influenced by the culture (rather than the other way around) ...             Experiencing God : Knowing and Doing His Will - Workbook137 reviews Henry T. Blackaby, Claude V. King Lifeway Press, 1990 A MUST READ FOR CHRISTIANS Conservative evangels have misdirected the development of Christian Faith by gimmicks, acronyms, and rigid doctrine. Henry directs us back to the basics of developing our own faith and nurturing others through experience. IT IS A MUST READ !             Self-Discipline in 10 Days: How to Go from Thinking to Doing46 reviews Theodore Bryant HUB Publishing, 2004 This works... . This book is best implemented when used as a workbook. Those of you that are willing to do a great deal of writing will get the most benefit from this book. The exercises are easy to follow and are designed to root out the cause of whatever is holding you back. This book will help you to help yourself.             Learning by Doing: A Handbook for Professional Learning Communities at Work (Book & CD-ROM)7 reviews Richard Dufour, Rebecca DuFour, ... Solution Tree, 2006 Great Resource for PLCs Professional Learning Communities are the big buzz currently. Does your school district have professional learning communities? Have you wondered where to start? Have you wondered how your professional learning communities are doing? If you've wondered about any of those, then this is the book for you. Learning by Doing is a great handbook for administrators and teachers to use as they ...             Kiss, Bow, or Shake Hands (The Bestselling Guide to Doing Business in More than 60 Countries)38 reviews Terri Morrison, Wayne A. Conaway Adams Media, 2006 World is Truly Smaller With all the international trade and travel to and from foreign countries this book prepares all people in the cultures and foreign courtesies each of us should at least have an idea of. Most foreigners appreciate even the most small recognition that we can expend toward their culture and practices even if we make small blunders in doing so - it shows we are aware that there are differences in ...             Losing My Virginity: How I've Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way126 reviews Richard Branson Three Rivers Press, 1999 Exciting, unpredictable, and revealing Few autobiographies have the luxury of encompassing such a fascinating topic as Richard Branson who has led a life filled with unremitting vivacious action. Filled with modesty and a nerve that has him taking near unheard of risks (both personal and in business), Losing My Virginity reads like a roller coaster through all the ups and downs of Branson's life. Richard Branson has created an ...             Doing His Time (Who Said Dating A Baller Was Easy?)49 reviews Nichelle Walker NWHoodTales, 2007 LOVED THIS BOOK I read the reviews on this book and thought let me just pick it up and see what it was all about... and i loved it..but i will say this..i hate the fact that i have to wait until Aug for the next part...but you know what it is worth the wait...             The Knowing-Doing Gap: How Smart Companies Turn Knowledge into Action31 reviews Jeffrey Pfeffer, Robert I. Sutton Harvard Business School Press, 2000 Overcoming Inertia - Uniting New Knowledge with Action Two stellar professors use their experience and research to address the problem of organizational inertia in spite of our wide-spread and prevailing knowledge. The premise is that a gap exists between our knowledge and the application of that knowledge in business... and that it can be closed. It cites that every year 1,700 business books are published, 60 billion dollars spent on training, ...             Managing the Dragon: How I'm Building a Billion-Dollar Business in China11 reviews Jack Perkowski Crown Business, 2008 Showcases lessons about entrepreneurialism learned during the author's adventure of running a huge company he built in China. I liked this book. It's another one of those books where the author was a successful W-2 worker for a large US company whom decided to go out on his own and try to build a large company that he could own and run. Last October (2007) I read and reviewed on Amazon Maxine Clark's story that she told in "The Bear Necessities of Business" (ISBN: 0470139056). The instant book being reviewed has a ...             Life Strategies: Doing What Works, Doing What Matters4 reviews Ph.d., Phillip C. Mcgraw Hyperion, 2006 Great self-help... if you follow thorugh it... Even though this book was written in 1999, I only came across it in 2005, and took my time to read it. It has been very helpful in identifying why I sometimes do what I do, and what I need to change. It is true that one size does not fit all, and that is why this book is written in a "coaching" manner of asking the right questions in the assignments so that we take time to reflect on these ...             Doing What Matters: How to Get Results That Make a Difference - The Revolutionary Old-School Approach13 reviews James M. Kilts, John F. Manfredi, ... Crown Business, 2007 What goes on in a successful CEO's head Many years ago, Patrick Rivett described his efforts to teach problem solving model building to his students as showing them "what goes on in an analyst's head when he is taken round a soap factory." You can describe Jim Kilts' Doing What Matters as "what goes on in an experienced CEO's head when he takes over a company that needs to turn around." Hardly anyone has better credentials to write ...             Doing a Literature Review: Releasing the Social Science Research Imagination (Published in association with ...9 reviews Christopher Hart Sage Publications Ltd, 1999 so good my advisor is going to use it This book is great. It has all you need to complete a research paper at any level. I used it for my bachelor's project which, according to my advisor, is equivalent to a Master's thesis in content requirement. My advisor has asked me to lend him the book so he can use it to revise the current research manual supplied by the college. This book is easy to read and has a lot of useful tables and ...             Country Living Crafting a Business: Make Money Doing What You Love (Country Living)5 reviews Kathie Fitzgerald Hearst, 2008 WOW - Great Stories, Great Advice,Great Pictures A must-read for anyone thinking of starting a craft business. Fitzgerald knocks it out of the ball park with this one!             The Procrastinator's Handbook: Mastering the Art of Doing It Now61 reviews Rita Emmett Walker & Company, 2000 Practical, easy tips for overcoming procrastination There are a number of procrastination books on the market, but this is by far the best for its simple solutions and practical insights. Like other books on the subject, the author deals with the psychological aspects of procrastination, but unlike other books, she keeps it simple, using real-life stories and examples. Highly recommended. NOTE: THIS REVIEW WAS WRITTEN BY THE AUTHOR OF "NEVER BE ...             Classroom Assessment for Student Learning: Doing It Right--Using It Well1 review Educational Testing Service, Rick Stiggins, ... Prentice Hall, 2007 Took my instruction to a new level I picked up this book at the beginning of my third year of teaching. I found exactly what I needed to advance my instruction to the next level. I developed student-friendly learning targets for each math unit. I communicated the learning targets to students and families at the beginning of the unit. Students were strongly encouraged to use the learning targets to evaluate their own learning. ...             The iPod Book: Doing Cool Stuff with the iPod and the iTunes Store (4th Edition)11 reviews Scott Kelby Peachpit Press, 2007 Very Informative This is an excellent book for iPod owners. It very simply presents each topic on a separate page with a color photo at the top. For another excellent book, take a look at iPod Fully Loaded. This book is great! It tells you exactly how to put virtually anything onto your iPod. These two books are all you need. 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