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Dear Book Lover:
If you’re like me, you love books. You love to read them, and share them.
Anyone smart enough to hold down a responsible job in these highly competitive days of specialization must read relevant books to stay in the business.
Therefore, this page has one basic purpose –
to help you select good books that will contribute to your development and productivity. You have the privilege of making your own decisions, yet you may be unconsciously influenced by others...
I sincerely hope that you will find something interesting. I trust that you may achieve whatever goals you have set for yourself in choosing what to read.
Have you read a great book that you are itching to talk about…?
Share you thoughts with us. Tell us the title and the author of the book along with a very brief summary.Your recommendation may be displayed on this web page.
Keep an eye on this page - we will post a selection of your recommendations as we receive them!
Happy journey in reading!
Ronen Cohen
 Title: Working with Emotional Intelligence
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| Author: Daniel Goleman |
| Recommended By: Roy, New York, USA |
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Title: What Would Buddha Do at Work? 101 Answers to Workplace Dilemmas
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| Author: Franz Metcalf & BJ Gallagher Hateley |
| Recommended By: Abhijeet, New Delhi, India |
| This book offers practical answers to dealing with everyday problems in the workplace.It will inspire you to find your way to enlightenment with the teachings of Buddha. |
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Title: Games People Play - The psychology of Human Relationships
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| Author: Eric Berne |
| Recommended By: Sebastine, Auckland, Newzealand |
| Eric Berne was a psychiatrist and published a book in 1661 - " Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy." Three years later he published a sequel named - " Games People Play." This book has sold over 5 million copies and the phrase has entered the English idioms. |
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Title: The Encounter
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| Author: Hanna Horrell |
| Recommended By: Paola Nyderek, Sky TV, London |
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The book shows that the single most important factor is not IQ, or technical expertise, but the quality called "Emotional Intelligence." The author, Daniel Goleman claims that we all possess the power to develop our emotional intelligence and can become star performers.
Modern story with a strong message. If you do not like anything with aliens in it this is not for you. For everyone else this book is not to be missed. The plot is very similar to the ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’ so if you enjoyed the film you will most definitely enjoy The Encounter. The story flows very well and it is a relaxing and pleasurable read while at the same time it is a book which is most definitely intelligent and thought-provoking. It is a novel, but also so much more than just a novel. There are quite a few messages woven into the storyline which will leave you wondering if it is a story of fiction. Everyone should read it as this book might just open your eyes to different possibilities and change your perception on life. It is not often that a novel which contains an important message is published. Once this book is read it is not going to be easily forgotten.