Entrepreneur Me – You Too: Your Dream Business Doesn't Need to Fail by Tom Sowden

Well-thought-out ideas and projects can go together successfully and make our lives better. The game changer in our life has been the internet, which has opened the door for entrepreneurial projects like no other development in history. FAILURES DON’T NEED TO HAPPEN if one follows some fundamentals that promise success. I have tried to point these ideas out in this book based on my lifelong experience as a small businessperson. Hopefully reading about my successes and failures will help you understand the principles that helped me and my family live comfortably. Yes, there were stressful times brought on by paranoid thoughts, which never materialized.

About Tom Sowden

Northwestern School of Business BS Investment Management, Standard & Poor’s Corporation New York – Standard Planned Investments (Trainee) , US Navy Assigned Mine Sweeper MSO 427 – Lieutenant Junior Grade Executive Officer – Vietnam Deployment, Vice President General Manager New Era Milling Company – Family owned business in Kansas, President Young Millers Miller’s National Federation, Vice President ADM (Milling Division), - Kansas City and Decatur Illinois, Chairman Episcopal Social Service – Kansas City Missouri, Board member and Financial Director Hass Avocado Board Orange County California, Owner and President of Kansas City Bag Company – now in its 33rd year.

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Chasing Happiness in an Imperfect Life by Xiomara Alvarez

This is a story of survival against the odds. It is meant to show the reader that a person can triumph regardless of the circumstances not because of hardship but in spite of it. Although Xiomara's life was scarred by violence and abuse, she learned to translate fear and shame into inner strength. Her memoir speaks to those who seek forgiveness, happiness, and love regardless of the odds.

Raised in Havana, Cuba, during the revolution, author Xiomara Alvarez migrated to the US with her

family as a political refugee and moved to New Haven, Connecticut. At eighteen years old, she became

a single mom and, lured by the hippie movement, moved to San Francisco. It was there that she joined

a commune called the Good Earth for three years. Later she went on to obtain a business degree and

joined Fortune 500 companies, including Firestone Tire Company and American Express. Upon

retirement, she established Asking Mara Events & Entertainment, focusing on music and festivals.

Currently, spends her time between Phoenix and Mexico.

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Gestation Seven: One Was Black and One Was White by J. Stewart Willis

In this novel, two dead babies are found in a trash dumpster off U. S. 1 south of Alexandria, Virginia. A young reporter and the Alexandria Police follow clues leading to three government scientists who have gone rogue and conducted an experiment to reduce the gestation period of the human race from nine to seven months. The experiment has gone terribly wrong, producing ramifications to all who are involved.

J. Stewart Willis is a graduate of the United States Military Academy and the graduate school of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. In the army, he served in Taiwan and later in Vietnam as the signal officer of the 173rd Airborne Brigade. He spent sixteen years of his military career as a Professor of Physics of Physics at the Military Academy. Following retirement from the army, he worked for twelve years with TRW Inc. as a manager on the Department of Energy's Nuclear Waste Project at Yucca Mountain in Nevada. He later served as the Town of Washington, Virginia's elected mayor for nine years. He now lives in Charlottesville, Virginia.

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