Redefining Retirement For A New Generation

Robert Krakower breaks through outdated ways of thinking about retirement to present a clear, practical, and unflinching guide to the new realities and risks that we all face in designing a stable retirement plan.

Written in plain language, this little book packs a real punch as it exposes hazards to a secure retirement that the financial media continues to gloss over. So much more than a mere introduction to retirement planning, the book is a generational call to arms for anyone concerned about the impact of current trends on the retirement system in America today.

About the Author

Robert Krakower is a Certified Financial Planner and founding partner of Equity Masters Group and The Action Foundry. A graduate from the College for Financial Planning and the prestigious Wharton Business School Executive Program. He holds a Certified Financial Planner designation, as well as a Chartered Life Underwriter designation. Robert is also a Graduate Estate Planning Consultant, and a charter member of the Financial Planning Association. Robert Krakower

Due for a July release, author Mary E. Gilder’s debut novel A Misrepresentation of Myself is already garnering rave reviews for this intricately woven love triangle.

Mary is also launching a new website to connect with readers and feature her books which you can visit here: Mary E. Gilder

Laugh, It’s Just Life: Finding Happiness in Unexpected Places

(Available in April 2009)

Author Karla Baker shows us how our everyday perceptions can stifle authentic fulfillment, and how to peel away those layers to achieve true and lasting happiness.

“Karla’s Laugh, It’s Just Life offers in-depth, panoramic insights into the essence of happiness.  She first has us look in the mirror at our perceived reflections, and then peels away the skin-deep surfaces to get to the heart of authentic fulfillment.”

Denis Waitley, Ph.D., author of The Psychology of Winning

Soon to be released by Crosswinds Publishing, ISBN 978-0-9785306-0-0

I let it go for far too long and finally got around to updating bookcreatives.com last night. I’d been meaning to for quite some time, but clients always come first for me – and I’ve been a very busy boy.

It’s not quite finished as you can see, but I needed to get a move on because my shiny new, state-of-the-art web server goes online later today and I want to begin migrating to the new server next week!

A big thanks to Issara Willenskomer for graciously furnishing some of his design elements that I used in the new header.