Do you ever wonder how the food on your plate impacts your health and the health of our planet? In this episode of Hilary Topper on Air, Hilary speaks with Stuart Waldner, an activist and an author who invites readers to take the ‘red pill’ as they Escape the Meatrix....
Book Review: Getting My Bounce Back by Carolee Belken Walker
Book Review: Getting My Bounce Back by Carolee Belken Walker I started working out in my late forties. Throughout my journey, I have found that most people were athletic growing up but I found a handful of folks, like me, who didn't participate in anything until middle age set in....
Book Review: OWNED — Property, Privacy and the New Digital Serfdom by Joshua A.T. Fairfield
Book Review: OWNED -- Property, Privacy and the New Digital Serfdom by Joshua A.T. Fairfield Although I'm passionate about new technologies, they are dangerous. And after reading OWNED -- Property, Privacy and the New Digital Serfdom by Joshua A.T. Fairfield, I find that my fears are justified. In Chapter 2, the...
Book Review: The Do Over by Karlyn Pipes
Book Review: The Do Over by Karlyn Pipes I just finished reading The Do Over - My Journey from the Depths of Addiction to World Champion Swimmer by Karlyn Pipes with Tito Morales and I have to say, it's such an inspiring book, it's worth the read. It's not just...
Book Review: Beyond Advertising
Book Review: Beyond Advertising I recently had the opportunity to read Beyond Advertising - Creating Value Through All Customer Touchpoints by Yoram Wind, Catharine Findiesen Hays and the Wharton Future of Advertising Innovation Network. It was an extremely fascinating book that pulled in the Internet of Things revolution and tied...
Twitter Power 3.0 Book Review By Elizabeth Montoya
“Like me. Know me. Trust me. Pay me.” Joel Comm and Dave Taylor have taken note of the effective strategies (including the one above) that have dominated Twitter for years and wrapped it up in their latest book, Twitter Power 3.0. With more than 302 million monthly active users, Twitter...
Book Review: The One Week Marketing Plan by Mark Satterfield
If you have no real knowledge about how to market your business, then, The One Week Marketing Plan – The set it & forget it approach for quickly growing your business by Mark Satterfield, is a good resource for you. Mark Satterfield talks about how to develop a drip marketing...
Book Review: The Old Rush – Marketing for Gold in the Age of Aging by Peter Hubbell
Marketing to Baby Boomers is not a new thing. However, according to The Old Rush:Marketing for Gold in The Age of Aging by Peter Hubbell, many brands have forgotten about the Boomers and have changed their marketing direction to focus on younger generations. He feels that’s a big mistake. Hubbell,...
Book Review: Ekaterina Walter and Jessica Giglio’s The Power of Visual Storytelling How to Use Visuals, Videos and Social Media to Market Your Brand
Social networking changes constantly. Facebook recently changed their dashboard, Twitter changed their profile page and Google Plus changed its algorithms. With these constant changes, books about social networking can't keep current. But, The Power of Visual Storytelling How to Use Visuals, Videos and Social Media to Market Your Brandby authors...
Book Review: Tom Hinton’s 10,000 Days: The Rest of Your Life…The Best of Your Life
10,000 days seems like an eternity, doesn’t it? But, that is the amount of time required to complete, The Course of 10,000 Days. The Course of 10,000 Days is a personal growth journey that helps individuals seek answers from within to solve emotional and spiritual problems that exist in the...