Cheese Pizza
Subtitle: not to be eaten - just digested
Publisher: Business WIN Books
Published: February 2007
Place of publication: Sydney
Number of pages: 180
ISBN-13: 9780980320602
Subjects: SME Business; Business; Personal Relationships
Genres: Business
First sentence: The day was a dreary one. Wet and windy outside, John Calzone stared vacantly through his office window.
Description: A compelling story about one man's journey through tough business times and broken personal relationships.

John, a successful smallbusiness owner has lost his way in his business and personal life.

"If one does not know to which port they are sailing - no wind is favourable"

On the brink of despair he comes across an unlikely source of inspiration, knowledge and hope - a local pizza shop owner.

Through a series of conversations, John rediscovers a new understanding and appreciation of life, at work and at home.

In times of crisis, the solutions are inspiringly simple, yet are often the most overlooked.

Cheese Pizza will guide you to the answers - for the questions of everyday life.
Notes: Written in the same genre as 'Fish' and 'Who Moved my Cheese?'. 

Cheese Pizza is a fictional story with real world undertones for improving business and personal relationships.
Table of contents: value: Chapter 1 - "if one does not know what port you are sailing to - no wind is favourable"; value: Chapter 2 - "a business person who thinks he or she has a money problem, really has an idea problem. Solutions and new ideas remain hidden to negative minds"; value: Chapter 3 - "how wonderful it is that nobody need to wait a single moment before starting to improve the world"; value: Chapter 4 - "there are two days in every week you should not worry on ...."; value: Chapter 5 - "the pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees opportunity in every difficulty"; value: Chapter 6 - "salmon are God's way in telling us that swimming against the stream is for the greater good - sometimes rarely understood by those concerned"; value: Chapter 7 - "there are two kinds of people who never amount to much in life - those who can't do as they are told - and those who can do nothiing else"; value: Chapter 8 - "if you have knowledge - let others light their candle in it"; value: Chapter 9 - "have no comfort in knowingit is easy to give up and go back to the mass of mediocrity"; value: Chapter 10 - "reliving an extraordinary experience in your mind savours the essence of life. But the lasting taste is always found in the moment of now"; value: Chapter 11 - "the world is a round place - what may seem like the end, may also be he beginning"