Reviews for From Hiroshima With Love The Allied Military Govenor's Remarkable Story of the Rebuilding of...

The average rating for From Hiroshima With Love The Allied Military Govenor's Remarkable Story of the Rebuilding of... based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-05-19 00:00:00 Andie Beers Pretty similar to many other ghost written "success manuals". I've read way too many of these. I have to say though that at the time I read it I did enjoy it. I wonder what I really took away though?

Review # 2 was written on 2012-06-12 00:00:00 Matthias Otto In 2005, I began reading Isiah Thomas‘ book as part of my dissertation research and I found Coach Thomas to be a good storyteller capable of blending his experiences in basketball and business. Among the highlights of his book, Thomas (2001) shares his Indiana University mantra which echoed qualities that every individual could aspire for: “self-development, preparation, concentration, and execution.” Thomas added that these characteristics were incorporated into the coaching drills and programs that he participated in during his time at Indiana University so as to teach “how to (use a skill) “what to (deciding between two or more skills), and when to (knowing the actual moment to use the developed skill)” (Paye, 1996). Thomas (2001) also leaves his readers with this thought, character is usually found in “unconventional places” as opposed to right in front of us. For more, visit: