Most Popular Books by Alan M. Perlman

THE RIGHT PHRASE FOR EVERY SITUATION . . . EVERY TIME Any successful leader will tell you: Giving a strong presentation is the most immediate and powerful way to set goals, form strategies, and sell your vision-to both internal and external audiences. Perfect Phrases for Executive Presentations not only tells you how to plan and deliver your address, but also provides phrases for every part of the speech or presentation. Organized by speech type and audience, you''ll be walked through the beginning, middle, and end of a speech, giving you effective phrases to use. This invaluable book includes A detailed review of building an effective presentation for a wide variety of meetings and conferences Instructions and phrases for writing effective speeches for nearly 30 different groups and interests, from shareholders to commencements Techniques you can use to become a more effective speaker

A guide to writing an outstanding speech offers tips on communicating effectively, including how to build credibility, organize a speech, use rhythm and style, and create a powerful ending.

What Went Wrong offers a brief exploration of the history of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government of the United States of America as established by the US Constitution. Over the last eighty years we have seen a deterioration of America''s dependence upon the constitutional government that was established by the Founding Fathers along with a continual pull toward socialism. We have also lost the moral perspective of our founders and the integrity and morality that were foundations of our nation. Within the last thirty-five years we have given away the industrial might we once had, and the economic base the nation had achieved has eroded. Much of our nation has been sold to foreign entities. Our government supports nations opposed to our founding principles and doles out taxpayers'' hard-earned funds to our enemies. Author Alan Perlman takes an in-depth look at the moral and ethical decline of our nation and considers its impact upon our government. What caused the shift from a government founded on Godly principals created in behalf of the people, to a government that has rejected God and largely become a self serving bureaucracy?

When a skeptical atheist reads the Torah, he finds its teachings mostly irrelevant and its God a vengeful tyrant. Yet a secular humanist respects the Torah more than a fundamentalist!