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Getting a lot out of what I have readReview Date: 2008-08-31
Very Inspiring and Gives HopeReview Date: 2008-08-07
I have found by going to Debtors Anonymous meetings and reading this book I can now live a life free of debt.
Thanks DA!
What is the point?Review Date: 2008-04-22
Most excellent readingReview Date: 2008-03-15
Inspirational & PracticalReview Date: 2001-08-23


It takes genius to see the obvious.Review Date: 2007-02-20
That fundamental principle is set out and, if followed, leaves no choice: the only way is up.
For me, this book has resulted in a critical turning point. Don't pass over it!
Fantastic!Review Date: 2006-11-30
srimax Auckland, NZReview Date: 2006-11-02
It is written with a wonderful twist of humour but delivers a content that is personally challenging. It challenges because in small subtle ways you start to question how you can improve the way in which you live your life... To be all that you can be!!!!! (whatever that is for each of us)
Sometimes in life it is the little differences that make the big difference.
I found this book helpful in practical ways that I could apply the lessons quickly. The case studies on the characters in the book were stories I could relate to, so I found the book easy to read. The humour is very earthy and real.
I would recommend this book for those aiming to fulfill their potential.
Just read it!Review Date: 2006-09-25
Audio ReviewReview Date: 2008-06-13
This isn't your usual self help book that feels like a clone of everyone elses book. The book is pretty deep and really should be studied until it gets entreched in you brain. There are some really great ideas that shouldn't be taken lightly.
For instance, the authors suggest that if "someone is getting ready to harm you wife or mother in front of you, you wouldn't think "well I don't know if I will succeed at stoping the intruder or what if i fail at stopping him from hurting my wife. Of course you wouldn't even consider that, you will react without even thinking about the consequences.
The above mentioned contrasts that analogy to a key result in your life that must be acted on, but you don't do it because of all the thoughts that go through your mind that stops you.(anyway, you get the picture)
The authors take a group of "losers/(bitchers)" and take them through a journey of self discovery as you can and will relate to one of the "losers" in the group.
I don't have the book, but as far as the audio...it's great.

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Best book to know about ebay onlineReview Date: 2007-03-14
Covers just about everything including discerning the 'real prices' of items and learning more effective bidding strategiesReview Date: 2005-12-06
Get this bookReview Date: 2006-01-06
'SOLD AMERICAN!!!"Review Date: 2006-02-10
Banks, begins by presenting an overview of the organization and structure of eBay, along with what it offers and the basics of how it works. Then, he covers the basics of participating in eBay auctions. The author continues by introducing you to the basics of searching on eBay. In addition, he also shows you how to combine basic search techniques with Search commands and unconventional techniques to conduct truly high-powered searches. The author also considers the relationship between value, price, and demand, and looks at some methods for calculating prices. Then, the author takes a look at how you can fit the profile of the ideal seller, and how to handle those less-than-ideal buyers you may consider. Next, he shows you how to decide what you are going to sell.
Next, the author suggests how you might go about finding items to sell on eBay. Then, he explains how to go about creating a successful auction. The author continues by showing you how to write copy on eBay. In addition, he covers how to relist an item and how to improve your chances of selling it. The author also presents an overview of things you should know before you bid and buy on eBay, focusing on dealing with sellers. Then, he answers questions about bidding and tracking auctions, along with information about techniques and tools you can use to win consistently. Next, he presents some approaches to getting those auction items you've lost. Then, the author covers the steps and options involved in paying for and getting your items. The author continues by looking at some common scams and downright illegal activities that take place on eBay. In addition, he looks at several types of products that aren't what they appear to be. Finally, the authors shows you how you might go about getting information about an eBay member, through eBay and other channels.
This excellent book shows you how eBay works; how to find things on eBay; how to bid effectively and win; the best times for buying and selling; how to draw bidders without spending a bunch on eBay auction features; how to spot shills, fraudulent sellers and deadbeat buyers; and, a lot more. In addition, you'll find information about how to handle the offline aspects of online buying and selling, and some useful information about using the Internet in general.
A practical guide for all aspects of eBayReview Date: 2005-12-04
'The eBay Survival Guide' starts out, not surprisingly, with an overview and history of online auctions and of eBay itself. It then moves on to how the site works and also provides some great tips and techniques for finding items you want. Even though I've been using eBay since 1999 I found it interesting to go back to the beginning and get an overall sense of what's really happening on one of the biggest sites on the internet.
The next major section of the book is geared toward those people who are using the site to sell things. That brings up a point worth mentioning. This book is for both sellers and buyers on eBay. It's a 'survival guide' for all users, not just a "how to make lots of money on eBay" book. I'll look at the section for buyers in a minute. The section for sellers includes suggestions for creating better listings, when to relist items, how to deal with problems that may arise and so on. It's loaded with screenshots, so you're not just reading about eBay you're seeing what things will look like when you use the real site. I think a great many sellers would benefit from reading Chapter 10 called, "How To Create Listings That Sell". Banks points out the many pluses that come with writing effective descriptions and titles for your auction items.
Next comes the section for buyers. Again there are lots of screenshots that really help bring the examples to life. And there are more than just a few examples. The book is obviously written from a great deal of personal experience not just clinical research. Banks' anecdote about the historic airplane photograph and negative (page 186) is proof of this. In presenting it he helps illustrate best practices for bidding, outbidding and sniping. Here's an area where I had some experience but again felt that the book either reinforced some of the things I already knew (making me feel more confident in bidding) or suggested things I should be doing but wasn't (like spending more time researching other bidders).
Near the end of the book he discusses how not to get ripped off using eBay and in doing so exposes some of the uglier sides of the site. This is important information though and helps buyers and sellers better understand what can go wrong and how to avoid it.
Throughout the book Banks writes in a clear easy-to-understand style that feels like a friend sitting down to explain eBay to you. Despite the fact that the guide is about an internet website it feels not at all like a computer textbook. Its short concise sections make finding the information easy and learning from it even easier. You should find it easy to pick up the book and skip to whatever section is currently most relevant to your eBay activities. The well-written index also helps you to find the help you need quickly.
Whether you're new to eBay or not and no matter whether you're buying or selling it's a sure bet that "The eBay Survival Guide: How to Make Money and Avoid Losing Your Shirt" will help you get the most out of online auctions. Highly recommended.
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Highly Recommended!Review Date: 1999-01-04
freedomReview Date: 2008-02-27
One point the book made is the advice that who you are has nothing to do with how much or how little money you have at any given time in your life. An excellent chapter also is chapter 5, "Transforming Your Personal Money Myths).
I didn't find anything that I disliked about the book. I will keep this book and re-read it on my journey with money.
Learn to be in control of your finances and dreams!Review Date: 1999-02-16
Wealth building the way you always wanted it to be!Review Date: 1999-10-26
Super practicalReview Date: 2002-01-22

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Deep UnderstandingReview Date: 2008-03-07
Lots of ideas in a small number of pages Review Date: 2007-09-17
Another book of truthsReview Date: 2007-08-25
Good job, Petri!Review Date: 2006-11-02
Lots of good insights into human being nature. Very peaceful
writing style and books graphics.
Much recommended for young people to read!
Taking a moment to touch base with lifeReview Date: 2006-06-11
"Fragments of Reality" is a deep book of fragmented thoughts, random memories, and moments of questions racing through this philosophical mix and match prose. Poetry and essays grace the pages to make the reader stop and consider so many issues of life, some often not even an average thought of a typical mind, yet the author still somehow makes you stop and think about them.
Far from your average book, "Fragments of Reality" brings you to the depths of the author's soul and makes you reach into the depths of your own. Poems of love, beauty, grace and sadness are amongst essays that speak of the meaning of life and the simple idea of being. Simplicity often overcomes complex issues, making the reader understand with few written words but so intense you must stop to ponder.
This book would be a wonderful gift to that deep thinker in your life. Perhaps a graduation gift to someone special who may want to begin their journey in life with a deep, meaningful start. Simply not your average book, it's a deep, philosophical journey that takes you on a trip you will always remember. I guarantee you will walk away with thoughts deeper than you ever have reached before.

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A Must Read!Review Date: 2006-07-17
Pretty good bookReview Date: 2006-07-17
Read this book!!!!!Review Date: 2006-06-09
Insightful and AmazingReview Date: 2006-07-21
A 'must' for any who would understand one of the failures of the U.S. in 9/11Review Date: 2006-08-19
Diane C. Donovan
California Bookwatch


a must haveReview Date: 2005-08-19
even I wasn't aware of. GREAT BOOK!!!!
Realistic, Easy Read, With Lots of Useful InfoReview Date: 2005-08-25
Women can do it.Review Date: 2005-08-21
Helpful For Every HomeownerReview Date: 2005-08-29
More than I expected, everything I wantedReview Date: 2005-08-24
This book will get you through the complete process, I call it my tech fact book. It's full of reminders and helpful hints as well as the "step by step basics". I also apreciate his willing ness to be involved if you request his help.
It's obivous to me Lane had "been there done that"

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Everyone Needs to Know How to Buy a HouseReview Date: 2008-02-28
This book breaks down the mortgage process step by step. Elements beyond just the mortgage payment like escrow and mortgage points are explained. The Mortgage Book doesn't just explain mortgages but explains the entire process of buying a house. The reader learns how what to look for when inspecting a house and how to determine what type of home is right for them.
When buying a house there are so many decisions to make. Several times throughout the Mortgage Book the author helps the reader make a decision by weighing the advantages and disadvantages of that choice. Should one buy a manufactured home or not? Should one use a bank or mortgage company? Should one get a fixed or adjustable loan? The reader isn't told what to do but just given more information in order to make an informed decision.
Even if one isn't buying a house right now, it's a good book. This is simply because everyone needs to at least know what the mortgage process is like. This is just good information that every adult should know. Also if a reader has less than perfect credit, tips are given on how to improve credit. So that when one is in the market to buy that first home he or she can be knowledgeable about what to expect.
Overall this is a great book for the first time home buyer. The language is simple and thorough explanations are given without bogging the reader down in too many unnecessary details. This book is a really good idea for someone in their twenties who may have just graduated college or newlyweds wanting to start a family. Even if you're not buying a house at the moment it's just good information to know.
Much more than mortgages - an essential homebuyers' bookReview Date: 2008-02-13
In fact, some of the introductory chapters, on considerations before taking the plunge are as valuable, if not more, than the more detailed banking and mortgage chapters.
The style of writing is very factual and clear, which makes it useful reading, but, at times, a little dull. However, it's good, relevant, information, and comprehensive, so it's only a minor irritant.
A better title - or sub-title - for the book might have been something along the lines of "So you want to buy a house? A step-by-step guide from decision making to mortgage." Actually, the book's title doesn't even come close to doing the book justice, it's a guide for every step of the home-buying process, and, as such, has to be regarded as a very useful - if not essential - book.
The information on every step of the process is top notch, and the tables and charts invaluable. This could easily be the homebuyers' Bible.
While not many institutions would necessarily want the customer to be totally informed about the entire process, it would be good if the first step in anyone buying a home would be the compulsory purchase of this book. It's that useful.
With the financial world and mortgages under scrutiny, it would be wonderful for all considering buying a home to save themselves a lot of potential problems - and a lot of money - by first investing in this book.
Everything You Need!!Review Date: 2008-02-11
There are worksheets to help you see where you are before you start the process. The information is good for you to read to help prepare you so that you are not taken advantage of.
If you already have a mortgage, it's a great tool to help you understand all the terms. The book even offers suggestions if you are unable to pay. It outlines what a reverse mortgage is without someone trying to sell you on something.
Expansive subjects and approaches make it a top recommendation.Review Date: 2008-05-09
Diane C. Donovan
California Bookwatch
Priceless InformationReview Date: 2008-03-06
This book completely broke down for me everything that "the other side" seems to already know.
I found it helpful to read about purchase agreements, home inspections, and other key points related to the actual selection and agreement on the details of the house.
Additionally I found the sections about the different types of mortgages and the full details about each type of mortgage completely explained in a way that can be understood by someone who is not in the mortgage business!
After reading the information in this book I feel so much more informed and confident about approaching the process of buying my second home.

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Great fun!Review Date: 2008-10-07
Hoodoo Money's characters are keepers!Review Date: 2008-09-09
Fall in Love with Hoodoo MoneyReview Date: 2008-08-13
ReviewReview Date: 2008-07-23
Who would have guessed that children's book author, Braeden McKay would find herself in the middle of a mystery. I thought the storyline for Hoodoo Money played out very well. The character dynamitic were good as well as I felt the twists that were written happened in all the right places. What I also liked and think it helped with the story was the location of New Orleans. I would never have believed that Hoodoo Money was Sharon Cupp Pennington's first novel, it was just so good. Sharon has definitely worked her voodoo magic on me. I can't wait to check out Mrs. Pennington's next novel
Perfect Ink recipeReview Date: 2008-06-30

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This author is giftedReview Date: 2007-12-21
It made me cry the first few times!Review Date: 2007-09-25
great bookReview Date: 2007-09-05
It has became our standard giftReview Date: 2007-03-09
We felt that this book deserve more "promotions" -- too few people heard of it. Too few bookstores have it in stock -- I could not buy as a gift if I forgot to order it ahead of time. This book deserve to be in every kid's bookshelves. This is the first time I ever write a review because 3 reviews are just too few. I am sure more would give it 5 stars if only they get access to this book.
"Give to the world the best that you have...Review Date: 2003-11-26
A cute little boy wants a doggie but doesn't have enough money. He has saved some money but it isn't enough. (Oh! I wish there were more books on saving money! Kids need them.) The pet store owner shows him other pets he can afford but the boy's mind is made up. He goes home and has a lemonade stand but it rains and he catches cold and can't do anything to make money to buy that doggie in the window. In the meantime, his sister, mom and dad each have a need that he can fill with some of his money and he gladly does so without hesitation. At the end of the week, he counts the money in his piggy bank and realizes he can't afford the doggie. He accepts this (another great lesson for kids to learn--to accept when they can't have something) and goes to visit the doggie just to say, "Hello." How sweet.
Good things happen to that little boy, I think, for the rest of his life with such a kind, giving heart. Thanks, Iza for a very special story with lots of takeaway value.
Soar!
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