Finished Reading: The Divine Center

I started reading The Divine Center back in England.  I borrowed a copy from a member there.  I think I got about 8 chapters into it.  Then I borrowed my dad's copy and got another chapter or two into it.  Last summer, I found where someone was selling a hardback copy on Amazon for $5, so I snatched it up, and was able to finish reading it in my very own personal copy.  It's a good book, and I'd recommend it to anyone who's interested.  I did think the first half was a bit dry; all I remember is paragraphs and paragraphs that could be summed up neatly by the provided figures. The second half is excellent, though, and perhaps the first half lays the foundation for that.

So what book will I start next?  Hopefully nothing.  Hopefully I'll finish another book or two before adding a new one to the list.  At a glance around the house, I'm currently reading:

Women and Money by Suze Orman.

The 10 Natural Laws of Successful Time and Life Management by Hyrum W. Smith.

Papa Married a Mormon by John D. Fitzgerald.  (I'm reading this with Nicole.)

The Complete Idiot's Guide to MBA Basics by Tom Gorman.

Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Joseph Smith by, well, Joseph Smith.

A Mormon in the White House? by Hugh Hewitt.

What Matters Most by Hyrum W. Smith.

The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen R. Covey. (I've read this before, and I'm going through it now again with Nicole.)

Thomas S. Monson once said that if performance is measured, performance improves, and if performance is measured and reported, the rate of improvement increases.  Now to see if there's an easy way I can update this list, and have it appear in the side bar…