Rainforest Strategy

by Michael Pink
 ISBN: 1599793725, Hardcover- $14.95 BUY


Doing Business Gods Way

by Dennis Peacock
 ISBN: 1887021019, Paperback- $9.59 BUY

Dennis Peacocke provides eleven master principles on which businesses should be built. Learn the difference between riches and wealth, leadership and management, and God's view of money and private property. This is a must read for any Christian business professional. Now in its second printing!


Selling Among Wolves: Without Joining the Pack!

by Michael Pink
 ISBN: 0882708260, Paperback- $10.19 BUY

Learn the Seven Principles for Excellence at Work and how to close more sales using the communication style of Jesus. Resolve conflict and win the battle for the heart based on Joshua’s conquest of the seven Canaanite tribes. From motivation to negotiation to presentation skills, Selling Among Wolves equips today’s Christian with Biblical marketplace skills for top job performance and as a witness to the Nations. Winning testimonials illustrate these principles and strategies to improve sales for both the newcomer and the veteran.


Moses on Management: 50 Leadership Lessons from the Greatest Manager of All Time

by David Baron
 ISBN: 0671032607, Paperback- $11.01 BUY

Today's rapidly changing global business arena has made undaunted leadership as fleeting as yesterday's software. Yet the wisdom of one reluctant leader -- Moses -- has grown more relevant with each passing millennium. In Moses On Management, Rabbi David Baron -- a nationally renowned spiritual leader and successful entrepreneur-draws surprising parallels between the world of Moses and our own.


The Richest Man in Babylon

by George S. Clason
 ISBN: 0451205367, Paperback- $6.99 BUY

I often give this book out as a gift whenever a person younger than me asks for my advice on money. I always present this book to them saying "if you read it and do as it says, it will work magic." It really contains excellent, time tested advice, and would make a good gift for someone in their early 20s who is on their own for the first time, and struggling.

The book is a series of parables about money written in the 1920s by George Clason. They were written as individual essays of a few thousand words, but the theme throughout them is consistent -- save 10% of your money, give 10% away, use 10% to reduce your debt load, and live on the remaining 70%.

The stories in the book are entertaining; they are reminiscent of some of the parables in the Bible, such as the Prodigal Son or the story of the Workers in the Vineyard. I think this is intentional on the part of the author; certainly readers in the 1920s had an appreciation for "old fashioned stories with a moral" that people today seem to have lost. I enjoy the book greatly, though, and any thoughtful person who reads the book should find it interesting, especially if they are trying to get their finances in order.