Sunday, May 29, 2011

Beyond Talent by John C. Maxwell




John Maxwell goes to explain how to use your talent and what attributes to your talent.  John goes explains several topics relating to the influences on your talent, what strengthens it, sharpens it, energizes it and the affects relationships have on it.  Being a business man himself, John Maxwell shares from experiences and knowledge that he has gain from others. 

Having met John Maxwell before, one can tell that he is a caring Christian man who cares about the directional path of others.  If you’re a serious business man who longs to be successful while putting your faith in Christ first, this book is for you!   I agree that belief focuses your talent, which is something we tend forget that matters.  Character also protects our talent.  Responsibility doesn’t just come with business, it comes with who and what we represent.   Learn what shapes your talent and those who affect it and how to continue to maintain it through your career.  



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Max On Life by Max Lucado



Max Lucado approaches many questions that he has been asked relating to daily living and biblical insight.  There are questions that many people are uncomfortable asking that Max Lucado also tackles with an answer.   With one hundred-seventy two questions with Max’s best answers backed up with scripture, one is certain to find some of their tough questions being answered.

I enjoy this book because there are many questions out there that a lot of people are afraid to ask or just don’t know who to go to for help.  This book is like counseling on the go, you don’t have to set up an appointment to ask a deep question or talk to someone in person.  However this may not be as affective as real counseling, it sure beats letting time pass by without knowing what’s deeply on your heart!  I would recommend this book possibly to everyone!  At least those who struggle with day to day questions on living, raising kids, biblical questions and many other deep related questions they are dealing with.

 Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookSneeze®.com <http://BookSneeze®.com> book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255