Category: Non Fiction

Is U.S. capitalism failing? Is China as an economic force that we should worry about? Should we return Roosevelt-like policies to build a capitalistic society that works for all? This book digs into these questions and more. A note from the author: I, too, had an excruciating 2020. To begin with, including COVID taking my storyteller’s (narrator) soul to heaven. I was trapped in a bottle at beginning of the year, questioning my identity. But, I took that challenge as an opportunity by writ... [Read More...]

This book shares a proven path to successful, profitable new products. Probabilistic, model-based thinking, also called Predictive Engineering, defines profitable products to delight customers and investors. During product development, predictive engineering ensures customer and business expectations for cost and time to market are met or exceeded. Predictive Engineering prepares the supply chain so the new product is launched with optimal yield, cycle time and cost. In this book, success stori... [Read More...]

WARNING: This book will infect you with a serious wander lust that might send you traveling all over the world! ALONE I DID IT is a fascinating adventure story embedded with exciting sub stories of the author’s travels through the world’s most breathtaking landscapes from the Himalayas, where he experienced a character-changing encounter with local orphans, to the majestic landscapes of Italy, France, and Switzerland. The writer’s journey was unique, a once-in-a-lifetime event... [Read More...]

Mom, Dad…Can We Talk? is for the tens of millions of people dealing with concerns for aging parents. It is controversial, sometimes humorous, often poignant, encouraging — and always helpful. The book is rich with stories of adult children who have been challenged and rewarded in this final stage of the parent-child relationship. It includes tips for initiating caring conversations like: “Mom, we’re worried about you living alone.” “Sis, I need your help with all... [Read More...]