Thanks for interviewing Max for us. Making a difference in people's lives is something that everyone should be concerned about and to me is the mark of a leader. I would like to read this book to improve myself in order to make more of a difference in the world.

In december I got the Nook and really like it. I know that some say that it's slow and it is, but it was all that I had to compare to at that time. It is small and convenient to carry around with you.

I also have used the iPhone app for the nook, that is a good one that allows me to read from my Barnes and Noble (BN) library when I may not have the nook with me.

I just got the iPad this last week or so and I have to say that I am really liking it. I use the Nook app to read my BN library and I have downloaded a free book on the iBooks just to see about it. So far to me the iBooks is really great and I lke it a lot, but haven't tried to put my other books from BN over to it yet.

I guess when it comes to ereaders, I kind of have it on overkill, but I can say that I haven't downloaded the PC version of BN's ereader.

I agree with you about monitoring what molds me. Unfortunately, I find this attitude all too common in people. I just pray that my attitude and encouragement will help change some of them.

Alicia, I really enjoyed this blog. I thank you for writing this article and thank you Michael for publishing it on your website for me to read.

As they say "leaders are readers". I can't help but to laugh and think to myself, this guy is done and will most likely never be successful.

I also have to wonder if he is a golfer. If he is does, then does he read Golf Magazine or Golf Digest? Because if so, then he would be making a false statement, because those are self help in nature, even though they are not technically a book.

I have so far resisted putting it on my iPhone. I did put it on my daughters iTouch and will agree that it is addicting for both of us.

I wished I knew what made it so addicting, but I was up late last night trying to complete a couple of levels.

Great suggestions. I will have to put this 48 minute plan into action today. Thanks for the the post.

I love to read and listen to Andy. I have read the Traveler's Gift, Seven Decisions, The Noticer and I follow him online. He is a very inspiring person and he also has a great way of expressing things to make you think.

I would love to add an autographed copy of The Heart Mender to my collection of Andy's books.

That is an awesome video. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Great review of another way to use the iPad. I haven't gotten one myself, but I have seen a few people using them to take notes. They too were typing on the keyboard.

I have heard about the "think in ink" concept of you better remember things that you write down. Do you find this to be as effective by typing? Does the EverNote app for iPad allow you to use the stylus and write in notes?

Tweeted this at @Ron_Lane. Can't wait to get my copy.