A discussion about business ethics, character traits, integrity, and values

I love the library. It’s big and beautiful and chock full of so many wonderous delights. Everyone there is a reader, and I love to watch armloads and sacks of books being toted in and out. The staff is excellent and helpful, especially a young woman whose name I won’t tell you who is bright and intelligent and just so dang happy that you are there and will do everything she can to make you happy. Oh, and there are a lot of books.

Tonight I got A Lifetime Of Riches, a Napoleon Hill biography, we’ve got blog, a collection by some big-time bloggers who attempt to explain why a gazillion people blog every day, The Essential Adam Smith, another biography, and It’s Not Business It’s Personal, a treatise on relationship principles in business. And Big on DVD, with Tom Hanks. Who could ask for more?

"Every reader finds himself. The writer's work is merely a kind of optical instrument that makes it possible for the reader to discern what, without this book, he would perhaps never have seen in himself." Marcel Proust