Books by Bill Miller

The Rookie CEO goes behind the scenes with 9 Rookie CEOs and shares what behaviors cross the line, what activities result in excellent and poor execution and what successful leadership looks like. The book features actual stories about 9 rookie CEOs from different backgrounds, who bring unique philosophies and leadership styles to their new role and that drives the culture of the company. The reader will learn from actual lessons about people who make the organization successful, and how the rookie CEO''s philosophy and leadership style impact the culture. How do we accomplish that in the book?The revolutionary framework introduced as PPLC represents the Path to CEO, Philosophy, Leadership Style and how they shape corporate Culture. This book is for future CEOs, investors, entrepreneurs, and people with the ambition to lead companies. The goal is to eliminate mistakes in the early days of being a CEO. The rookie CEO or leader will be better prepared when these types of issues hit them head on and set the stage for success!

Divorce -- ouch!This is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences one has to deal with in life. Especially if you're not the party who initiated the proceedings. Especially if it comes with a few unpleasant surprises about new lovers, child custody, financial obligations and the like. Getting your life reorganized is challenging enough, but it is made far more difficult by the emotional rollercoaster one has to ride at the same time.Thanks to my background in clinical psychology and my long involvement with spiritual, social, and personal growth movements, I, your esteemed author, was able to navigate the ending of my own relationship with a fair amount of insight and awareness. Within the first few weeks it became apparent that the various hurts, angers, and other emotional difficulties all centered around a dozen or so basic issues. By keeping aware of these issues and the psychological principles at work behind them, I found I was less likely to be ambushed by feelings like rage, depression, shame, and insecurity. Further, I was able to keep the normal sadness, hurt, and anger down to manageable proportions.As a result, my "ex" and I had virtually a textbook model breakup (well OK, dividing the home sale proceeds was a little bumpy, but other than that...), and we now get along far better than when we were together.Along the way, it helped me to write up my various struggles and breakthroughs, and now I hope these experiences and insights will help you. In addition, with psychotherapy now averaging about $100 per session, this information may save you several thousand dollars!So if you are struggling through a divorce or other traumatic loss, I'm here to tell you that it can be survived, that you can avoid becoming stuck in counterproductive patterns of thought and feeling, and that the suffering you are experiencing can be kept to a manageable level. Divorce may not be fun, but it doesn't have to be agony!Moreover, by going through this pr