Thank you for visiting! I love to read. It is one of my favorite hobbies. I think it would be great to start an online bookclub. I look forward to hearing from you.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Twitter Tips, Tricks, and Tweets
There are several Twitter books out there now, and if you are not already one of the millions of users joining Twitter to connect to friends, family, and interest groups, you soon will be.
Twitter is not only used to connect to friends, family, or to follow online threads and find out what’s happening around the globe.
This full color 288 page book tells readers how to set up a Twitter account, tweet from your cell phone, search for people and interest groups, and add Twitter to your blog. The book is an easy read and written in a user-friendly manner. It will be easy to try out the tips and tricks found in this book and you will soon see why Twitter is the hottest thing right now.
The downside? This book is written in more than 140 characters.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Man's Search For Meaning
I am currently reading Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, a well known psychiatrist who spent years in concentration camps.
Part 1 begins in a concentration camp during the holocaust. Frankl works through the attempts of the Nazis to "dehumanize man". It is a power read thus far, and I am quite interested to get to Part 2 where he discusses Logo Therapy. All I know is that Logo Therapy involves meaning and neuroses.
I think this book really put things into perspective for me because it shows how difficult times were, and how all the material things in the world did not matter once people were in these concentration camps. It also demonstrates how so many people survived on very little.
What are you currently reading. I would love to hear from you through comments.
Part 1 begins in a concentration camp during the holocaust. Frankl works through the attempts of the Nazis to "dehumanize man". It is a power read thus far, and I am quite interested to get to Part 2 where he discusses Logo Therapy. All I know is that Logo Therapy involves meaning and neuroses.
I think this book really put things into perspective for me because it shows how difficult times were, and how all the material things in the world did not matter once people were in these concentration camps. It also demonstrates how so many people survived on very little.
What are you currently reading. I would love to hear from you through comments.
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