Showing posts with label review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label review. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 August 2009

'Juggle!' on SmallBizPod


SmallBizPod is a great audio podcast for entrepreneurs hosted by Alex Bellinger. In episode #86 Alex interviews great ‘thinker’ and creativity specialist Edward De Bono. There’s also a very well presented review of my book ‘Juggle! Rethink Work, Reclaim Your Life’ recorded by a listener. You can listen to the episode here or download via iTunes. If you’re interested in the book review, scroll forward to 34 minutes in.

Thursday, 4 June 2009

Books In 140


I’m a fan of Twitter for a whole host of reasons: connecting with new people; keeping in touch with my network; getting tip-offs on news stories and blog posts; communicating with followers. As a fan of brevity, I love the format of 140 characters.

Toronto-based Erin Balser - @booksin140 on Twitter – does interviews with authors conducted by DM. She recently interviewed me about 'Juggle!' and you can see the interview on her website here.

Monday, 4 May 2009

Meet Macala Wright

Macala Wright is Interactive Marketing Director for 1928 Jewelry in Los Angeles. She writes about social media marketing, Organic SEO and building brand awareness for retailers & fashion companies.

Macala blogs at Fashionably Marketing where she has started posting some book reviews. Each review gives a punchy synopsis of the main points in the book (and a critique of any points she disagrees with). I was delighted she chose to review my book ‘Juggle!’ – it’s a well written review; not only does she create a neat take-away summary she also makes it relevant to ‘her world’ (fashion/marketing) plus she also takes issue with one of mypoints I make. Macala reminds readers that you only need 3 hours to read the book or ‘6 hours if you want to dissect it a bit’. You can read the review here, meanwhile here’s an excerpt:

Juggle! Rethink Work & Reclaim Your Life is a great book for someone who’s unhappy at work, is having trouble with time management or is trying to change a company’s/their own traditional business mindset. Remember the Sex and The City episode where the girls are sitting on the rooftop of Samantha’s new loft in the meatpacking district? She raises her campaign glass to the skyline and says, “See New York! We Have It All!”? Sanders teaches his readers that they can successfully juggle work and “have it all.”