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  1. Favorite books so far: How to Win Friends & Influence People, Dale Carnegie; Think & Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill; On Intelligence, Jeff Hawkins 8:52 PM Apr 5th via web
  2. How to Win Friends & Influence People was great! Read it twice. Info you can use everyday to improve communcations and relationships. 8:46 PM Apr 5th via web
  3. @Al_Nasnaas Very cool! Thanks. 11:30 AM Mar 23rd via Twitter for iPhone in reply to Al_Nasnaas
  4. Reading How to Win Friends & Influence People, by Dale Carnegie, right now. Very good. In the class of Think & Grow Rich. Might read twice. 9:49 PM Mar 15th via web
  5. 5 Lessons A Millionaire Taught Me, by Richard Paul Evans. Short & sweet. Most common sense. Good lessons to live by. We'd all be better off. 9:45 PM Mar 15th via web
  6. Money, and the Law of Attraction, by Ester and Jerry Hicks. Like Think&Grow Rich and The Secret, but not as good. Positive thinking though. 9:35 PM Mar 15th via web
  7. Arguing with Idiots, by Glenn Beck. There were points I agree with, and points I don't, but generally the book was a downer. Not a fun read. 9:30 PM Mar 15th via web
  8. Finished In-N-Out Burger, by Stacy Perman. My most enjoyable read yet. Memories and mouth watering together. Very interesting history too. 11:01 PM Feb 1st via Twitter for iPhone
  9. Have I mentioned lately how much I enjoy Audible books on my iPhone? 20+ books in 2009. 2010 will be even better! 9:37 AM Jan 16th via Twitter for iPhone
  10. Now starting In-N-Out Burger, by Stacy Perman. Prologue and first chapter are great! History of my favorite burger. I can taste them now. 9:32 AM Jan 16th via Twitter for iPhone
  11. Parallel Worlds, by Michio Kaku. Fascinating read on the universe(s) and theories physicists have to explain it. All over my head, but fun. 9:20 AM Jan 16th via Twitter for iPhone
  12. Well maybe not rich yet, but... Be sure you get the 21st Century Edition. Editors comments add a lot. As always, Audible + iPhone = :-) 5:14 PM Dec 6th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  13. Napoleon Hill speaks truth. Follow what he says & you will reach your goals. Happy, successful, rich, or whatever you want. Works for me! 5:07 PM Dec 6th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  14. Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill, The 21st Century Edition. A classic positive thinking book with some modern additions. Great book! 4:55 PM Dec 6th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  15. Know-How, by Ram Charan. Mostly enjoyable. About spotting, cultivating and practicing the know-how to succeed in bi (cont) http://tl.gd/si5n 11:08 AM Nov 8th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  16. Super Crunchers by Ian Ayres. Regression analysis and finding meaning in data sets. 1st half good, then got dull. Ch. 2 best for OvalEye. 9:55 AM Oct 24th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  17. The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Haidt. Enjoyable style but too much psychology. Uses an elephant/rider analogy to explain behavior. 11:56 PM Sep 28th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  18. How the Mighty Fall, by Jim Collins. Especially interesting considering the recent fall of so many financial institutions. Good insights. 8:44 PM Aug 31st, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  19. Law of Connection, by Michael J. Losier, about communications styles, Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic, Digital. Mostly good and useful info. 11:00 PM Aug 9th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone
  20. Freakonomics by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner. I don't recommend. Not very interesting. The Gladwell books are similar but much better. 7:35 PM Jul 30th, 2009 via Twitter for iPhone