Skill Balancing reviews!

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SKILL BALANCING: HOW TO PLAY FOR PAY by Steve Sherman

If you ever wanted to apply more fun to your work, then SKILL BALANCING is a must-read resource! Written by Steve Sherman, SKILL BALANCING helps guide you through the process of understanding your skills and talents and how to adjust and enhance them so you can actually maximize fun at work! With easy-to-read text and fascinating chart illustrations, SKILL BALANCING makes for very curious reading. Designed to tap into your own experiences, you will learn what it takes to help you change how you look at work, work your work and play at work!

Review by Bart Smith, http://www.DoingGreatBusiness.com
for eBook Reviews Weekly

(My thanks to Bart Smith and also to Eva Almeida for the above review!)

“Skill Balancing: How to Play for Pay!” is the first, at least from what I’ve read, to define FUN at work , theorize the skill curve associated with it, and develop ways to maximize it. I found it refreshing and useful at work, especially the tunneling theory. I can even apply it to my daily life. Fun can be everywhere! For people who are working, if you find it difficult to apply Steve’s Skill Balancing, well, it’s very likely that you are working at a wrong place!

-Teng-chi Yang

(I've worked with Teng-chi "Eric" Yang. He's an excellent engineer!)

Reviews for "Skill Balancing: How to Enjoy School!":

"I think it is readable, interesting, fun ... and applicable to students everywhere. It may indeed reach those students who need the most help but can't or won't listen to parents, teachers, guidance counselors, etc. If read and applied, your book could help every student reach their potential -- wouldn't that be neat!"
- Pam Holmes

"Looks good! I think the illustrations are great. I just like looking at them. Ira is great! The parts I liked best were the parts where you actually told stories. Great effort!"
- Wes Sherman

“‘Skill Balancing: How to Enjoy School!’ is a practical and helpful guide for high school and beginning college students who want to master the art of doing well and having fun while pursuing their studies. Steve Sherman’s sometimes unusual recommendations (e.g., ‘An ‘A’ for Every ‘C’’ and applying Sun Tzu’s war strategies to homework) make for interesting reading and will challenge conventional thinking about what it takes to succeed—in school and at work. Every high school kid should read this.”

- David Foster, Executive Coach

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