While looking through a few books I read a couple of years ago I found the Dollar Meltdown by Charles Goyette. I recommend the book with a couple of words of caution: if you are already steeped in Austrian Economics, Libertarianism and continue to seek this material out, then this book won’t tell you anything…
This book, The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson, was originally chosen to be read by a men’s small group that takes place many Saturday mornings. I must admit, I was at first skeptical on it but I ended up getting a decent amount out of the book and it has helped increase my own personal…
I spent months reading this book. Why? It wasn’t that I was easily able to put it down and ignore it, no no. It was because to read this book quickly is to miss it. This book is meant to be read slowly; digested and each reading considered. I read no more than 5 sections…
Classic novels are classics for a reason right? Well, it certainly doesn’t seem that way sometimes. But at least with the novel The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe there is reason. I was actually looking through my sisters garage sale this summer and found two classics that I haven’t yet read. Robinson Crusoe and…
What Men Live By is a short fable published in 1885 by Leo Tolstoy that revolves around an angel commanded to learn 3 Lessons before he can return to Heaven. Learn what dwells in man. Learn what is not given to man. Learn what men live by And until the angel would learn these three…
The Economical Engineer 