Book Interviews

Interim CEOs are like the Navy Seals of company executives. Patricia Gale sat down with Richard Lindenmuth to talk about leading under pressure, how overcomes everything from drought to jittery employees, and his book, "The Outside the Box Executive".

The key to optimizing your own performance in work and in life has everything to do with yourself, says Jason Selk, personal development pro and author of Organize Tomorrow Today.

Interview with Chris Karlsen, author of "In Time For Your": "You either commit to sitting your bum in the chair and typing or you’re not getting any writing done. It’s a pretty simple."

Like breathing, eating, brushing your teeth, writing is good hygiene for the creative soul.

"I think most of our leaders either are not smart enough to recognize the mess they are making or they don’t care. I wrote this book to expose where we as a country could be headed."

Interview with Georges Ugeux author of "The Flying Dragon": "Writing fiction is like breathing, living and feeling.

Leigh Perry, who also writes as Toni L. P. Kelner, has penned an engaging, interesting and entertaining series, known as the Family Skeleton Series. The series began with The Skeleton Haunts a House, continued with The Skeleton Takes a Bow and the newest book is A Skeleton in the Family. This is how Kelner explains …

Interview with Tracy Weber, author of "Karma's a Killer". "Write what you love. You may not become famous. You may never even get published. But you’ll spend your days immersed in your passions.  What could be better than that?"

An interview with Lisa Lewtan, health coach and author of 'Busy, Stressed, and Food Obsessed,' on why we can't stop thinking about food — and what our bodies are really trying to tell us.

Interview with Richard Cerasani author of "Love Letters From Mount Rushmore: The Story of a Marriage, a Monument, and a Moment in History".