Shortly after my book’s release in 2004, Scott Allen of About.com’s Entrepreneur Section contacted me and expressed interest in reviewing ”The Intrepid Way”. (Incidentally, that 2004 version of the book is now out-of-print and has been replaced by the 2006 Revised Edition of “The Intrepid Way“.) As a first-time author and publisher, I was somewhat uncertain of …
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Oct
10
Bettie Corbin Tucker’s Book Review of “The Intrepid Way”
This well-written book review was based on the 2004 Edition of “The Intrepid Way”. That book has since been updated to the 2006 Revised Edition. Needless to say, I was extremely flattered by this review below.  As a person with an entrepreneurial spirit and, sometimes, unconventional wisdom, I was not disappointed in reading The Intrepid …
Jul
01
The Intrepid Way – 2006 Revised Edition has been Released!
I am happy to announce that the 2006 Revised Edition of The Intrepid Way has finally been released on June 30, 2006. It sports a new cover and updated content relevant for 2006. Existing owners of “The Intrepid Way” can buy the 2006 edition for a deep 50% discount as a special “thank you” for …
May
02
Intrepid Way Book Revision Update
The first edition of “The Intrepid Way” first released in late 2003 is now out of print. Later this summer will see the revised edition of “The Intrepid Way” sporting a brand-new cover. This revision includes minor grammatical and wording corrections and adjustments. Existing customers can “upgrade” to the new edition at a special discount. …
Sep
03
Hurricane Parties and the Aftermath
I almost hate to bring this up because it might be taken the wrong way but I am going to say it to make a point.
In my book, The Intrepid Way, I wrote about people who would have “hurricane parties”. I talked about how blind, naive, and stupid people can be when it comes to making decisions.
Aug
31
Fate of “The Intrepid Way” being decided
It has been said you have to be able to give up something to gain something. Sometimes, you have to admit some of your decisions were not the best ones. In life, things change, people change. The hardest thing to do is to publicly admit that you have to make changes because of not-so-good decisions. …
