Name the last three books you have read...

But I'm reading it in Swedish

 

The Saxon Chronicles Series by Bernard Cornwell in portuguese

 

"Rules for Radicals" by Saul Alinskey

"Simple Zen: A Guide to Living Moment to Moment" by C. Alexander Simpkins Ph. D.

"Black Medicine: The Dark Art of Death" by N. Mashiro, Ph. D.

 

Cleopatra: A Life by Stacy Schiff

Julius Caesar: The Colossus of Rome by Richard Billows

Diving The Spoils: The War for Alexander's Great Empire by Robin Waterfield

 

America Daughters- Rep. Nancy Pelosi
Why We're Liberal- Eric Alterman
Lying Liars-Al Franken

 

Never has a book made me laugh as much as Lies (And the Lying Liars Who tell Them). At one point he uses some of O' Reilly's racy fiction in the middle of discussing a completely different subject. Shit is hilarious.

 

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" The Black Messiah " by Albert E. Cleave Jr.

" Pawns In The Game " by Guy Carr

" Proofs Of A Conspiracy " by G.W. Snyder

 

"Warrior Mind: Strategy and Philosophy from the Martial Arts", by Dick Morgan

A definitive guide to developing the warrior mindset that empowers one's life in dealing with it's many challenges.

"Ultimate Warrior Workouts: Fitness Secrets of the Martial Arts", by Martin Rooney

The second in a series of an excellent books on ultimate fighting conditioning. This book takes it a step further in-depth look at training methods from the martial arts world in Jiu Jitsu, boxing, wrestling, judo. karate, Sambo (No Flame not what you think), and Muay Thai Kickboxing.

"Mind Mastery: Tapping into the Amazing Power of the Mind", by Master Daniel R. Segarra

An excellent read that draws on hundreds of years of mental mastery techniques to master numerous random items, books, numbers etc.... Master Segarra uses these techniques for his students in the martial arts to develop mental strength.

 

"1001 Ways to Motivate Yourself and Others to get Where You Want to Go", by Sang H. Kim Ph.D

Again Master Kim (Tae Kwon Do Master) has produced another international bestseller. This book is packed with ideas. Have used some that has increased my own productivity and that of my workers.

'Mind and Muscle", by Blair Whitmarsh, Ph.D

An excellent read in mental preparation and the right attitude to acquire the mental toughness needed to succeed in strength development and bodybuilding.

"Neuromechanics of Human Movement", by Roger M. Enoka

A highly technical read in kinesiology (human movement) that I think is highly desirable for all martial artists to take up. If you love math then this is what will compliment you as a martial artists and make you stand apart from the rest of the pack.

 

Sounds like you'd appreciate an old favorite of mine, Thinking Body, Dancing Mind, Taosports for Extraordinary Performance in Business, Athletics and Life

It's available free to download as a PDF or an e-book.

http://www.filestube.com/t/thinking+body+dancing+mind

 

Thank you very much my dear.

 

You're very welcome. It was a great help to me when I was trying to break through the "weekend warrior" barrier in rock climbing. Recommended to me personally by a world champion rock climber, Robyn Erbesfield. (and I think I just massacred her last name!"

 

Last two I've read were:

Deadly Charm: The Story of a Deaf Serial Killer by McCay Vernon and Marie Vernon
If the title doesn't give it away, it's about a Deaf serial killer. Pretty interesting read. He mainly ended up killing people out of communication frustration

And

The Help by Kathryn Stockett
Fairly popular book now it seems, likely because of the movie that'll be coming out (or is already out?). It shares insight into the lives of black maids during the 1960's, a white woman publishes a book sharing those very stories with the hope that it'll have an impact.

Currently taking 7 classes at school, Spend too much time with textbooks and not with novels (I miss my 'friends' :lol: )

 

"Regards From the Dragon" by Taky Kimura

The Late Bruce Lee's best friend Taky Kimura has given great insights into the thinking of one of the last century's most influential human beings according to Time magazine. A great read.

"This Is Herman Cain: My Journey to the White House" by Herman Cain

I do not expect him to have a prayer in chance of getting to the White House, but, I must say this man has had an accomplished life in running and turning around businesses. I did not know many things about him like being a mathematician.

"The Sinister Mind: Forbidden Arts of Asian Power Cults and Secret Societies" by Dr. HaHa Lung

Fascinating read in the asian mind and how asians (Chinese, Koreans, Japanense, Indians etc... view the world and their commitment to dominate it for the 21st century.