Here are 5 things I learned reading: Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, By: Benjamin Franklin

1. The closest thing to living your life over is writing it down.

2. Benjamin Franklin was a Presbyterian.

3. No internal struggle is as difficult as pride.

4. In 1736, Franklin lost one of his sons to smallpox. The boy was four years old.

5. Franklin advised his local minister to serve rum after prayer meeting to boost attendance. It worked!

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Here are 5 things I learned reading: The Seven Decisions, By: Andy Andrews

1. Failure only exists if you stop.

2. Leadership is mostly sticking to your publicly made convictions – even if it would be easier not to.

3. Start smiling at people. You might be surprised what happens.

4. Problems become a whole lot smaller when you confront them.

5. If you are down, out, and stuck – a free library card can be your ticket out.

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