Thursday, April 7, 2016
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
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Saturday, March 19, 2016
Stop The Pirates: Filing a UCC1 Financing Statement..
Stop The Pirates: Filing a UCC1 Financing Statement..: Filing a UCC1 Financing Statement is the filing of a legal document into the public as evidence of you regaining control over your Agent i...
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Monday, February 15, 2016
Creating your Millionaire Mindset by Dr. Darnell Smith"Success can be defined as the accomplishment of our goals and objectives." Do you want to learn how to focus your mind in order to become a financial successful millionaire In order to soak up this thought provoking book, you will need peace an quiet and a notebook as it will give practical ideas that can be done for those who have just began their million dollar quest. This can be done with any person's wish in any Industry. This book is divided into sections; millionaire thinking, millionaire purpose and wealth building strategies. In order to succeed you will need to get your mind clear and focused with no toxic thoughts or people which can stand in your way. Creating affirmations is one key to your success; stay positive in your thoughts, stay focused on the present moment and make personal words to keep you away from all negativity that surround you. This book along with Jim Rhon and Esther and Jerry Hicks' book Money and the Law of Attraction: Learning to Attract Health, Wealth & Happiness can be your guiding light for anyone to become a millionaire; one day at a time with your only focus in the future result is your mind becoming a millionaire. Great inspirational book for your future success for anyone! © 2016 Jackie Paulson
Friday, February 12, 2016
Managing Oneself by Peter F. Drucker
I purchased this book by Peter Drucker in 11-27-2015. This is
a Harvard Business Review series about management practice and will influence business
today. Each volume ha ideas that has
shape best practice and inspired many mangers sound the world and will change
how you think about business in the 21st century. History shows us that Napoleon, a da Vinci
and Mozart can manage themselves with great success; if you want success history
will prove you have the abilities to change your business for success even in a
weak economy. What I loved best about this book if the fact that we have to
place ourselves where we can make the greatest contribution. In other words, stop trying to fix your
weaknesses and concentrate on your strengths.
It is imparitive that your values and the value of the organization you
work for are compatible otherwise it’s best to get out and find where you can
use your strengths elsewhere. Find a job
or organization where you belong and your life will balance itself out. This is managing yourself! This book is for people who want to create
the career path by knowing when to seize opportunities and when to change
course. If you are ready for a change
this one hour reading will change your life and career for the best in
2016! © 2016 Jackie Paulson
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Friday, January 29, 2016
A Spiritual Walkabout by Peter Watson Jenkins
A Spiritual Walkabout by Peter Watson Jenkins
A spiritual walkabout is a metaphysical book by Peter Watson Jenkins. His book is about the personal journey from religion to spirituality on his own personal level. Readers who are open minded will enjoy a different perspective that breaks free of past beliefs and change their life. He opens the s tory revealing about a movie called “Walkabout” in 1971. Also in 1985 another movie called “vision quest” is mentioned to give you an idea of how he found his rite of passage so to speak as the Native Americans did. Both give the experience of providing a turning point in a young person’s life, bringing into reality of personal spiritual self-discovery. His book encourages readers to see the fact that in the 21st century consumers are pressured to adopt to “other people’s ideas,” buy the goods other have to sell, support causes of others and agree with other belief systems. This book is intended to be different if it fails the author is okay with that. He wanted to show his own spiritual walkabout which took him away from conformity towards freedom of choice. The challenges us not to be a carbon copy of others and leave you thinking about you, your own ideas and conviction. I was given this book free for my honest review. © 2016 Jackie Paulson
A spiritual walkabout is a metaphysical book by Peter Watson Jenkins. His book is about the personal journey from religion to spirituality on his own personal level. Readers who are open minded will enjoy a different perspective that breaks free of past beliefs and change their life. He opens the s tory revealing about a movie called “Walkabout” in 1971. Also in 1985 another movie called “vision quest” is mentioned to give you an idea of how he found his rite of passage so to speak as the Native Americans did. Both give the experience of providing a turning point in a young person’s life, bringing into reality of personal spiritual self-discovery. His book encourages readers to see the fact that in the 21st century consumers are pressured to adopt to “other people’s ideas,” buy the goods other have to sell, support causes of others and agree with other belief systems. This book is intended to be different if it fails the author is okay with that. He wanted to show his own spiritual walkabout which took him away from conformity towards freedom of choice. The challenges us not to be a carbon copy of others and leave you thinking about you, your own ideas and conviction. I was given this book free for my honest review. © 2016 Jackie Paulson
How to Think by Rick Norwood
Start a "thoughts journal" to make you more aware of your own mind and how it works.
Identify useless thoughts in order to think better thoughts.
Play a game with google, type in a word and see if you can find just one hit. That is a good one!
Only think happy thoughts.
Write down three things that you know about because you were there, write what happened with what you saw with your eyes.
Read every night before you go to bed for at least 15 minutes.
Think of a question and focus on one topic only for a day.
I learned a lot, but it also reminded me of the law of attraction books and the power of now book. Focus keeps clarity.
I was given this book free for my honest review, and yes, I read every word. I am a book addict. © 2016 Jackie Paulson
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Project Management: Failed IT Project Business Cases by Natalie Disque
Project
Management: Failed IT Project Business Cases: A Career Guide to Lessons Learned
by Natalie Disque, PMP
Do you want to know how to prevent IT projects that have
failed due to reasons that could have been prevented? What is a Project Manager? It is to deliver and do so in a way that
benefits the sponsor and lives up to their expectations such as; progress, cost,
quality, performance, cash flow, safety, health & environmental standards,
regulatory, reporting and risk to name a few of the obvious. This book by Natalie will tell you by her
experience why Project Managers have failed and why and then it will prove that
all of them could have been prevented from failure. It makes me wonder why the Project Managers
are not improving their skills by learning how to proactively take charge of a
project, communicate better and then lead the project team to a complete
success. After ten years of research
Natalie has decided to focus her book on the IT industry. This is a book that existing
and future Project Managers will need to read and learn the lessons she did to
take preventative measures in their own projects and helps businesses from
failing in the future. We all learn from
our mistakes. People want "instant
gratification" and want the product and services faster and cheaper than
the competition. In the future supply
and demand for Project Managers, the IT industry will not suffer in the area of
employment. With technology changing at the speed of lightening all around the
world. What I learned to be of most value to myself
as a Technical Manager Degree master is that J.P. Morgan Chase & Company in
2012 had its biggest failure due to an Excel spreadsheet with formula's that
miscalculated market advice with incorrect calculations copied over throughout
the spreadsheets and if the Chief Investment Officer was more careful the
person would of verified the calculations and instead did not and the project
produced a loss in trades around six billion.
Since then the failure has now lead to wide spread improvements across
the board.
Most common reasons Projects Fail:
System and user requirements which means their needs to be
adequate and Clear requirement so the project will not fail as in the past.
The Gap is another one, which means that the IT system’s
requirements and what is expected of it needs to be a priority.
Non-compliance which mean that Project managers need to know
the current laws in order for it to not fail.
The laws needs to be laid out so the company will really know what it is
getting into so that no legal troubles come down the road to cost more money
for the business.
Failing to consider integration which involves analyzing the
project from an enterprise level. This
means that Project manager need to take into consideration how the IT project
will work with important business processes.
Most important businesses need to consider how well the program it uses
if it will work with the project a whole and keep it running smoothly as a
whole from start to finish.
Not bringing in experts, think about it the experts are
needed when coming up with an IT program's requirements, time needs to be taken
with designing a system's projects. The
only solution is to bring in Subject Matter experts.
Looking for a problem which for an IT project to be a
success the requirements need to solve a problem that businesses and companies
have in the first place which is cost effective. The solution is that stakeholders of an IT
project need to know what problems need to be solves so they can cater their
product to those specific issues.
Drifting is when the requirements simply do not go with the
business case, and IT project can be going the wrong direction. Keeping projects on tract at whatever the
cost needs to be the goal.
Architecture is controlled by Requirements which means that
this can slow down an IT project. The
requirements will do its job and tell what the architecture will need in order
for the project to become successful.
Misguided priorities which means that a company’s priorities
need to be accurate for the success of an IT project. In conclusion to help the
failure of IT projects there are things that can be done to help the company to
either lessen the impact or failure of the project. This means that the committee should be led
by a senior business executive who does not serve also as the chief information
officer but also includes senior staff members whose occupations are from areas
or lines of business that would be affected by the system created, if not the
business changes should delivered in such a way that meets expected benefits.
Book Review written by Jackie Paulson © 2016 requested by
Author Natalie Disque
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Inno-Sense-The Untold Story: Real Time is a Spiral, not a time Line
Inno-Sense-The Untold Story: Real Time is a Spiral, not a time Line: Authors Note: T he great deception was not perpetrated against a mature collective, it was perpetrated against the Inno-Sense that would ...
Friday, January 15, 2016
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Logic and reason for the rest of us by Gregory DePetro Book Review
Logic and reason for
the rest of us by Gregory DePetro
Do you like authors that
writes topics that most people try to avoid?
This book is simply intended to share DePetro’s experiences; to explain
the practice of applying logical and reasonable thinking to circumstances in
your own life and belief system. QUOTE: “When the mind is trying to protect
itself it becomes defensive and stops listening and can close the door to new
ideas, because accepting something as true or not true might force us to accept
a list of other truths in a domino effect that we simply are unwilling to
accept.” After reading that in the first
chapter I knew this self-awareness book would be a thought provoking and
journal type of reading manual. I really liked when the author tells us that
“SPOCK” from Star Trek 
is different than all the other characters because he
could look at real facts and arrive at a logical truth without the filter of
human emotions; this is a great example of determining real truth. As humans our ego and our emotions deceive
us. Many professionals in a wide variety
of careers are able to create success by implementing the “SPOCK” character in
real life! What an eye opener. This book is designed to help you make sense
of dealing with or how not to deal with a toxic personality disorder so that
you can protect or self from being used in ways that undermine your
self-esteem. This book I for anyone who would like to improve their
self-awareness and discover the source of undesirable patterns and habits. I hope many readers find this book
inspirational and teach you how your belief’s can prevent you from discoing
your undesirable patterns of thoughts, perceptions and habits to engage life more satisfied and less judgmental.
is different than all the other characters because he
could look at real facts and arrive at a logical truth without the filter of
human emotions; this is a great example of determining real truth. As humans our ego and our emotions deceive
us. Many professionals in a wide variety
of careers are able to create success by implementing the “SPOCK” character in
real life! What an eye opener. This book is designed to help you make sense
of dealing with or how not to deal with a toxic personality disorder so that
you can protect or self from being used in ways that undermine your
self-esteem. This book I for anyone who would like to improve their
self-awareness and discover the source of undesirable patterns and habits. I hope many readers find this book
inspirational and teach you how your belief’s can prevent you from discoing
your undesirable patterns of thoughts, perceptions and habits to engage life more satisfied and less judgmental.
©
2015 Jackie Paulson
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Why is it always about you? By Sandy Hotchkiss, LCSW Book Review
Why is it always about you? By Sandy Hotchkiss, LCSW
Did you know that Narcissism is a personality disorder? This book is about just that topic. Have you ever been around a person who has an inflated perception of themselves and little regard for others? Inside your head you ask, “Does anyone care about how my day has gone?” This is the Narcissism person many of you have been around and felt like it’s better not to “rock the boat”, but in reality you want to express your feelings but nothing seems to come out of your mouth. At the end of this book you will be able to identify what a Narcissistic person is and what to do to cope with those around you that may have this toxic personality. I know I have seen it many times in the work environment. If you want to be able to learn about Narcissism and the problems they create and make your own changes to help you survive and reason with one, this book will be a go to guide. This book is designed to help you make sense of dealing with or how not to deal with a toxic personality disorder so that you can protect or self from being used in ways that undermine your self-esteem. What I liked most about this book is the details on the seven deadly sins of Narcissism which include; shame, magical thinking, arrogance, envy, entitlement, exploitation and bad boundaries of which bad boundaries is where I learned the most as I do deal with Narcissism on a daily basis. It is a relief to have a book to help me realize I am not the problem, they are and how to deal with them.
© 2015 Jackie Paulson
Did you know that Narcissism is a personality disorder? This book is about just that topic. Have you ever been around a person who has an inflated perception of themselves and little regard for others? Inside your head you ask, “Does anyone care about how my day has gone?” This is the Narcissism person many of you have been around and felt like it’s better not to “rock the boat”, but in reality you want to express your feelings but nothing seems to come out of your mouth. At the end of this book you will be able to identify what a Narcissistic person is and what to do to cope with those around you that may have this toxic personality. I know I have seen it many times in the work environment. If you want to be able to learn about Narcissism and the problems they create and make your own changes to help you survive and reason with one, this book will be a go to guide. This book is designed to help you make sense of dealing with or how not to deal with a toxic personality disorder so that you can protect or self from being used in ways that undermine your self-esteem. What I liked most about this book is the details on the seven deadly sins of Narcissism which include; shame, magical thinking, arrogance, envy, entitlement, exploitation and bad boundaries of which bad boundaries is where I learned the most as I do deal with Narcissism on a daily basis. It is a relief to have a book to help me realize I am not the problem, they are and how to deal with them.
© 2015 Jackie Paulson
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