A Novel about Problem Solving & Critical Thinking: 1st Episode of the Accompanying Training Course

Turquoise Eyes started off the groundbreaking new genre developed by FIRMSconsulting that combines compelling narrative while teaching problem solving and critical thinking skills. Set after a bank begins implementing a new retail banking strategy, we follow Teresa García Ramírez de Arroyo, a director-general in the Mexican government, who has received some disturbing news.

A whistleblower has emailed Teresa with troubling news about a mistake in the loan default calculations and reserve ratios. The numbers do not add up.

The Turquoise Eyes: A Novel about Problem Solving & Critical Thinking is available on Amazon.

Buy a copy by midnight EST 28 May 2020 and receive 1-month complimentary access to the accompanying video course.

To celebrate the launch week for Turquoise Eyes: A Novel about Problem Solving & Critical Thinking, until midnight EST 28 May 2020 only, we offer this purchase gift to customers as our way of showing that we're truly thankful that you chose FIRMSconsulting.

This is the 1st episode of the accompanying program.

To Claim Your Complimentary 1 Month Access to the Accompanying Program:

2) Reply to this email by midnight EST 28 May 2020 with the following:
Your Name
Your receipt for the book (Kindle, paperback or hardcover)
A Mention of Your Review for the above book
If you've left a Review, please include a link - we'd love to read it and sincerely appreciate it. Even if you haven't left an Amazon review but only left Goodreads review, your training program 1 month access will still be sent to you! While we cannot require Amazon review to take advantage of our free gift to you, we would certainly appreciate your feedback and it will be a great way to support the book and FC.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Kris
CEO, FIRMSconsulting

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[michaelrodriguezz]

i purchased it recently and have read the first few chapters. i think any audience age can read this book. highly recommended!

[Samuel-bwhg]

All I can say is I am looking forward to some episode 2 of the book. I had to check twice to be sure I had gotten to the end. In my mind, it couldn't have ended. Well done Kris! It was captivating for me.

[ashishp]

Thanks Michael and FC, this is a novel concept - reading a book and also developing deep critical thinking, a great example of integrated learning, great stuff!

[joenatale]

Glad to hear a description of what the new book is about, straight from the horse's mouth.

In general, how much can the everyday thinking of a hired consultant reasonably be devoted to "prevention" (a great idea!) instead of post-hoc problem solving?

[ashishp]

This book is amazing, I purchased and read it recently on my Kindle, it is different, amazing, quirky and engaging!

[dante]

Great video. I look forward to reading the book which I’ve purchased today.

I’m sure I’ll enjoy it as much as your other book which is great as well. I agree ... sadly people aren’t really recognised for avoiding problems, only solving them.