Flatland [Review]

by William | Nov 20, 2016

Can you imagine what it’d be like to live in two dimensions instead of three? Probably kind of. Of course, that imagination is contaminated with all kinds of three dimensional thinking, you still get the idea. How about four dimensions though? I’ll bet that’s almost...

Why Photographers Need to Know The Language of Visual Art: A Review of Perception & Imaging

by William | Nov 13, 2016

Perception and Imaging: Photography–A Way of Seeing is a book of the sort that all photographers should read. Especially aspiring photographers. Perception and Imaging is basically an academic text book, but I’m not being smug when I say that aspiring...

Ego Is The Enemy [Review]

by William | Aug 10, 2016

Ego Is The Enemy, by Ryan Holiday, reminded me a little bit of the daily devotional books I used to read as a christian. Short chapters, succinct messages. If you’re looking for them, you’ll probably find applications for nearly every chapter, every day....

What EveryBODY is Saying [Review]

by William | Jul 4, 2016

What EveryBODY Is Saying by Joe Navarro is a book about body language. Yes, it’s probably the same book that guest on Fox News read right before confidently spouting a bunch of bullshit about how Obama was definitely lying because he took his hands out of his...

The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur [Review]

by William | May 31, 2016

The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur by Mike Michalowicz is an irreverent guide to getting a business up and running without the formal advantages most other business books assume you’ll have. The title comes from that moment in the bathroom when you realize...

Profit First [Review]

by William | May 11, 2016

Let me start by saying, I am not a money guru. I almost never think about it, except when I don’t have enough. I’ve hobbled through my personal and business finances for years, never fully recovering from stupid mistakes a teenager made in my name, but not...