Brian Sullivan

"You've Got This. You're Almost There." As I sat on the couch, the kids already in bed, I knew she was right. Feeling exhausted after a full day's work, my wife asked me to come to bed. I tried to pretend that everything was okay, but in my heart, I didn't know if that was true. Staring at our bank account slipping to zero, I felt like a failure-as a father, a husband, as well as a business owner. While I was considering giving up on our business dreams, her words and wisdom were all I needed to press forward. Brian and Mary Jo Sullivan learned how to balance faith, family, and a business the hard way. Brian had three young children at home when he started his engineering firm. He knows the challenge of working more than one hundred hours a week, having his children wonder if he lives at the office, and attempting to live out his faith all at the same time. Harmonizing faith, family, and entrepreneurship can be difficult; however, Brian and Mary Jo discovered a way to do it, and use each one to multiply the others. In Entrepreneurial Trinity, the couple shares their story to help youCreate a business with the integrity of your faith so you can provide well for your family. Strengthen your family with the principles of business and the foundation of a strong faith.Live out a faith that brings purpose to your work as well as gratitude and compassion to your family.Business, family, and faith-have it all starting today.

"You've Got This. You're Almost There." As I sat on the couch, the kids already in bed, I knew she was right. Feeling exhausted after a full day's work, my wife asked me to come to bed. I tried to pretend that everything was okay, but in my heart, I didn't know if that was true. Staring at our bank account slipping to zero, I felt like a failure-as a father, a husband, as well as a business owner. While I was considering giving up on our business dreams, her words and wisdom were all I needed to press forward. Brian and Mary Jo Sullivan learned how to balance faith, family, and a business the hard way. Brian had three young children at home when he started his engineering firm. He knows the challenge of working more than one hundred hours a week, having his children wonder if he lives at the office, and attempting to live out his faith all at the same time. Harmonizing faith, family, and entrepreneurship can be difficult; however, Brian and Mary Jo discovered a way to do it, and use each one to multiply the others. In Entrepreneurial Trinity, the couple shares their story to help youCreate a business with the integrity of your faith so you can provide well for your family. Strengthen your family with the principles of business and the foundation of a strong faith.Live out a faith that brings purpose to your work as well as gratitude and compassion to your family.Business, family, and faith-have it all starting today.

"Russell T. and the Pet Rescuers" is a book that takes kids along on the adventures of a jack Russell Terrier and his dedicated team of furry friends. Their mission? To save all animals in need of recue and find them their forever home. The book is intended to instill an early understanding of our responsibility to the animals on this planet. That we are their voices and their advocate. Through an exciting adventure a child enters the world of rescue, invested in the challenges and outcome, leading to the pets being placed with a loving family. Through this adventure they learn the responsibility we have as humans to the earth's animals.

In his never-ending quest to learn more about the fascinating world around him, Beau is a child who wants to know "Why?" And when his imagination goes into overdrive, it's anyone's guess where it'll take him. Join Beau as he looks at the world through a slightly different type of lens that will encourage young children to ask questions and fill in the blanks with their imaginations.

The struggle with balancing creative products that are innovative, technically feasible, and financially sound is one designers and web professionals go through every day. The Design Studio Method is a creative problem solving process that allows you to quickly generate ideas, evaluate them, and reach consensus, achieving that balancing act. Brian Sullivan's The Design Studio Method gives answers that you have been looking for, showing you how to be innovative and efficient without sacrificing quality and collaboration. This book simplifies the complicated method, explaining each step, each participant's involvement, and how to adapt the method to your needs. The Design Studio Method provides step-by-step procedures to ensure your success. From illumination, to generation, to presentation, all the way to iteration, this book provides the road map you'll need to start generating innovate products.Shows you how to involve all members of the creative process—from clients to directors—so that everyone participates, critiques, and innovates.Features real-world examples of Design Studio projects that highlight the successes of this method and ways to adapt it to your needs.Includes a website that showcases videos covering each step of the method and other procedures that crop up along the way.

Using various (and completely subjective) criteria including lifetime statistics, personal and professional contributions to the game at large, sportsmanship, character, popularity with the fans, and more, sports writer Derek Gentile ranks the best players of all time from 1 to 1,000. The selection spans the generations from Edward "Cocky" Collins (1906-1930) to Miguel Cabrera (2003-present). Dozens of Negro league players are also included, as well as sidebars on the greatest Japanese players, women players, and "pre-historic" players from the time before stats and other information was formally recorded. Each entry includes the player's name, positions played, teams played for, and years played, as well as lifetime stats and a biography of the player including his great (and not-so-great) moments and little-known facts. Baseball's Best 1,000 is sure to spark controversy and debate among fans.

The struggle with balancing creative products that are innovative, technically feasible, and financially sound is one designers and web professionals go through every day. The Design Studio Method is a creative problem solving process that allows you to quickly generate ideas, evaluate them, and reach consensus, achieving that balancing act. Brian Sullivan’s The Design Studio Method gives answers that you have been looking for, showing you how to be innovative and efficient without sacrificing quality and collaboration. This book simplifies the complicated method, explaining each step, each participant’s involvement, and how to adapt the method to your needs. The Design Studio Method provides step-by-step procedures to ensure your success. From illumination, to generation, to presentation, all the way to iteration, this book provides the road map you’ll need to start generating innovate products. Shows you how to involve all members of the creative process—from clients to directors—so that everyone participates, critiques, and innovates. Features real-world examples of Design Studio projects that highlight the successes of this method and ways to adapt it to your needs. Includes a website that showcases videos covering each step of the method and other procedures that crop up along the way.