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Average Joe
Average Joe is book for anyone that feels that they are missing something in their life, or have had a dream that they didn't achieve. It lets you begin to refocus your life on what really matters and reveals the opportunity in front of you.
Average Joe
Many years ago we gave my parents a computer. When they asked, "What will we do with it?" we suggested that they write their life stories. This is Dad's life story, in his own words.
Average Joe
These are the memoirs of an average Joe. Joe Brozovich grew up on the Southeast side of Chicago in the 1950's and 1960's. He went to a Catholic grammar school and high school then off to college, marriage and six children. You will laugh and cry at the stories of this average Joe's life with his friends and family from the 1960's to 2010 and beyond
Average Joe
Five average guys conspire to rob their hometown on Christmas Eve. If they succeed, they will be richer than their wildest dreams. Their plan is foolproof, that is, until an unlikely hero stumbles into the picture. Now, he is the only thing standing between them and getting away with the crime of the century.
The Life Stories of an Average Joe
This book is a chronological series of short stories with a lead in to the year and place the story occurred. The stories are mostly humorous and takes the reader through my life time.
Average Joe
The book covers numerous tech entrepreneurial founders and software developers, and the exciting brands or products that they created. It goes deep on a handful of them, narrowly divulging exactly how a few software developers and startup founders created breakthrough tech products like Gmail, Dropbox, Ring, Snapchat, Bitcoin, Groupon, and more. It highlights and unpacks the general hero-worship that the media and our own minds practice about tech founders and tech entrepreneurs. This idealization of tech success can create a paradox, preventing average tech professionals from their own successful journeys. This book provides hard evidence that anyone in tech can create, and anyone on the pe...
Tony's Joe Just an Average Joe
It was a chilly night as I made my way to bed. Bev was already sleeping and before long, my eyes closed and my brain and body were very relaxed. It was 3:00 AM, when my eyes popped open from a dead sleep, thoughts were running through my head, like a river running to the ocean. What am I going to do now, retirement has struck like a five-pound hammer hitting a nail with the force of a hurricane. I sat up, legs dangling over the edge of the bed, stories and thoughts started to flow through my head, happy, sad and funny just a mix mash of everything, life flashing before my eyes. I laid back down tried to go back to sleep, and before I could enter that blissful state of hibernation for the sec...
Average Joe
Do you ever find yourself shouting at the television as you listen to a politician spout ideas you know are unsound? Joe Blankenship has been doing that more and more often over the past several years, and it's his belief that someone needs to step forward and represent sound ideals for the community. Then one day, an idea presents itself: What if that someone was me? Join authors Robert Hickman and Susanna Hickman Bartee as they introduce you to Average Joe's everyman Joe Blankenship—a retired, small-town American rancher who decides to speak up and run for office just to see if the establishment will listen. Joe is no political expert, and not even his own family expects his campaign to last long. But when he begins giving speeches about how the government ought to be held to the same standards as private citizens and businesses, his message resounds with just enough people—and support—to keep him going. He may always be just an Average Joe, but it turns out that might be exactly who his community has been looking for.
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