Summary: Welcome to episode #9 of Foreword Thinking – The Business and Motivational Book Review Podcast presented by HarperCollins Canada. Beth Lisick has published poems, essays, a short fiction collection, and also wrote a weekly nightlife column for SF Gate for eight years. Her stage and screen collaborations with writer/performer Tara Jepsen have yielded some uncomfortable moments, the most recent being a short film called Diving for Pearls which played the international film festival circuit. She also co-organizes the Porchlight Storytelling Series, a monthly show for amateur storytellers in San Francisco. Her book Everybody Into the Pool, was a New York Times bestseller and made Entertainment Weekly's list of Top 10 Nonfiction Books of 2005. Her latest book about her adventures in the self-help biz is called Helping Me Help Myself: One Skeptic, 10 Self-Help Gurus, and a Year on the Brink of the Comfort Zone. Let’s dive into the world of self-help with Beth. Enjoy the conversation… Show Notes Running time: 27:55. Welcome to Foreword Thinking - The Business and Motivational Book Review Podcast presented by HarperCollins Canada. Subscribe to the show over at iTunes. Please join the conversation by calling the comment line: +1 206-350-5671 (note: this is a long-distance call). Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@forewordthinking.com. Always visit the website - www.forewordthinking.com. Check out our Facebook Group – Foreword Thinking – The Business And Motivational Book Review Group. We have about 300 people connected. Upcoming conversation with: Dan Ariely author of Predictably Irrational – The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions. Beau Fraser co-author of Death to All Sacred Cows: How Successful Business People Put the Old Rules Out to Pasture. We hope you enjoyed episode #8 with Deepak Chopra. Also check out the movie 21 - it’s based on the book, Bringing Down The House, by . Ben was also featured on Foreword Thinking. In Conversation with Beth Lisick. Beth's latest book is, Helping Me Help Myself: One Skeptic, 10 Self-Help Gurus, and a Year on the Brink of the Comfort Zone. The conversation runs about 22 minutes.
