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USPS Shipping Blunder
I’ve been waiting for a new book that a friend strongly recommended to me for the last week or so. But, my effort at using the Free Super Saver Shipping on Amazon.com didn’t work out in my favor. Go USPS.
The book is called “A Failure of Nerve: Leadership in the Age of the Quick Fix” and Tim told me that he’s recommending it to almost everyone he meets these days. When I told him I was about to start reading it (assuming it was showing up that day) he told me to “hang onto my hat.” I don’t wear hats that often anymore but maybe I will when I read this book.

Deb said...
110/16/08 1:31 PM | Comment Link |
That may be one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. Clearly I need to get out more.
Todd said...
210/16/08 2:05 PM | Comment Link |
yes deb, i might have to agree with the fact that you need to get out more….
john chandler said...
310/16/08 3:04 PM | Comment Link |
Looks good…let me know how it is…
Amazon Prime is my friend, and it could be your friend too.
Todd Hiestand » Learning to Read Like Daddy » Missional Living in Suburban America said...
410/16/08 3:08 PM | Comment Link |
[...] While Mason has been napping and Cole watching a short video, I’ve been reading a new book that finally came by way of USPS [...]
David Phillips said...
510/16/08 3:30 PM | Comment Link |
Todd,
I LOVE that book! Read it earlier in the summer.
Todd said...
610/16/08 4:02 PM | Comment Link |
I’m 30 pages into it already. So far so very, very good…
Dianne said...
710/29/08 10:46 AM | Comment Link |
I don’t know what made me put this book on my reading list (a library pick which arrived with less hassle than your USPS route but alas, can’t underline!) but I am loving it. It’s provided both insight into the current political landscape as well as been personally challenging. I’m not in any leadership position per se but find that I tend to be able to transfer leadership principles to my own life circumstances. Anyways . . . great read so far, thanks for sharing! I don’t always leave comments but I always enjoy reading here.