Hi All

I am very proud to announce that from this day you can find the ebook "Money and the Art of Losing Control" on iTunes iBookstore, for those of you that are lucky to have an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.Just open the iBooks app and click on "store".

It's available in USA, UK, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Ireland, Malta,  Austria, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland and Sweden.

Don't have an Apple device or happen to live somewhere else? Don't weep, there is still hope: Tonight the book will be available on Kindle, too. It is a cheaper version with no audio, but still readable on most computers and electronic devices. It works on my 8-year-old Sony Ericsson P900. Kindle is distributing all over the world, even Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.


Dr Anthony McWatt wrote a little teaser for your suspicious minds:

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The Swedish Road to the MOQ

If you enjoy the films of Ingmar Bergman and the books of Robert Pirsig, you’ll enjoy this book.  It’s often forgotten that much of Pirsig’s second book, "Lila. An Inquiry into Morals" was written in a wood cabin on the Swedish coast.  "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" expands on the rather bleak atmosphere of the former to the knife edge of credibility.  In a country that is cold and dark for much of the year, it should come of no surprise that the Swedish approach to life has developed an underlying black humour with a touch of stoicism and the rather uninhibited Scandinavian view (at least for my reserved English eyes) of human sexuality.  You will not have to read too far in Mr Andersson’s book to find all of these elements; often in combination.

Keeping in mind the caveat at the beginning of "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" about it not being much concerned with motorcycle maintenance or Zen, you will be disappointed if you are looking to "Money and the Art of Losing Control" as a precise guide for making money.  However, in the same way that Pirsig’s book is a “meta-book” about motorcycle maintenance (in the sense of finding the best attitude of mind before engaging in this type of endeavour), you will likewise find Mr Andersson’s book helpful in developing the right attitude for money making…  Oh, and on the way (as we travel through the snowy Swedish forests with the happy couple of John and Elsa), it is also worth noting that included in the narrative are some useful insights about the good life as viewed through the prism of Robert Pirsig’s “Metaphysics of Quality”.

Dr Anthony McWatt
May 2012
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Don't wait!      Buy it now!


Jan Anders

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