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 *Success: What Is It?*

This is a book, The Five Pillars of Biblical Success. It surveys the issues related to success: money, legacy, work, reputation.

 *Study Technique*

This is a simple to use technique to recall detailed material. Almost no one uses it.

 *A Message to Garcia*

This is a classic essay on personal determination and success. It was published in 1898 and has remained in print ever since.

 *Hyperinflations Since 1795*

The first hyperinflation on record took place in the aftermath of the French Revolution, 1795-96. The worst was Hungary's, 1945-46. In second place is Zimbabwe's, 2007-8.

The important fact to note is that these episodes do not last for more than a few years, at most. They do not solve long-term debt problems, for bonds are issued for a decade or more.

 *Marketing Case Studies, Vol. 1*

Here are 500 case studies in marketing. They offer real-world examples of problems solved. Their focus is small-business marketing.

 *Get Your Business Unstuck*

This is a detailed report by one of the greatest marketers, ever.

 *Leadership Manual*

This manual is a transcript of a 1962 seminar held by the Missions Secretariat of the Roman Catholic Church (USA).

 *How to Generate Sales Leads*

A house painter in 2010 was facing a constrained market. He learned how to generate leads.

 *Enterprising Americans*

This is a classic history of entrepreneurship in America.

 *Life Insurance: An Introduction*

This is a readable survey of the kinds of life insurance available.

On page 15, we read: "For the combination of its flexibility and low cost, we believe that term insurance would best serve the needs -- both temporary and permanent -- of most life insurance buyers."

 *Oh, Yeah?*

This out-of-print classic is a compilation of public statements by America's leading investors, business leaders, and politicians on how the Great Depression was temporary. It was published in 1931.

 *Buying Right*

This is a great book on how to buy things right. It focuses on real estate.

 *Read the Bills?*

This gem shows how legislatures really work. They do not work the way your high school civics textbook said they do.

 *The Greatest Wealth Book*

If you read only one book on how to get rich, read this one.

 *Ben Franklin's Guide to Wealth*

These are the aphorisms he published from 1732 to 1758. There are over 600 of them.