I've recently started reading two new (for me) books,
The New Psycho-Cybernetics, by
Maxwell Maltz & Dan Kennedy (editor), and
Lost in a Good Book, by Jasper Fford.
The first,
The New Psycho-Cybernetics, is a self-help book that I first heard about over 20 years ago, before it was newly revised. The tennis coach at my high school had her team read it, and they were quite good. I looked up to her, to boot. Since I'm on this not-so-new-anymore diet and exercise program, I thought this would be a great time to finally read it, so I had it on my Amazon Wishlist and received it for Christmas. I've just read what Wikipedia has to say about
Psycho-Cybernetics. Here's the
website for Psycho-Cybernetics, too.
The fiction book,
Lost in a Good Book, is a mystery/fantasy type book that's the second in the series. I finished the first book of the series,
The Eyre Affair, last week, and enjoyed it alot, so I decided I wanted to read more by
Jasper Fforde.
The first, The New Psycho-Cybernetics, is a self-help book that I first heard about over 20 years ago, before it was newly revised. The tennis coach at my high school had her team read it, and they were quite good. I looked up to her, to boot. Since I'm on this not-so-new-anymore diet and exercise program, I thought this would be a great time to finally read it, so I had it on my Amazon Wishlist and received it for Christmas. I've just read what Wikipedia has to say about Psycho-Cybernetics. Here's the website for Psycho-Cybernetics, too.
The fiction book, Lost in a Good Book, is a mystery/fantasy type book that's the second in the series. I finished the first book of the series, The Eyre Affair, last week, and enjoyed it alot, so I decided I wanted to read more by Jasper Fforde.
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