New Site Helps Busy People Absorb Business Books Faster

Modena, NY, August 18, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Today people are busier than ever. They barely have enough time to breathe, let alone stay caught up on an ever-expanding amount of business books. However, in the economy we now have, it's more important than ever to stay ahead of the curve with knowledge only available by reading the latest business books.

The question of how to stay ahead by reading new books often comes to mind. With well over 10,000 business books being printed this year alone, it would be impossible to read them all. And how could anyone find out which books are worthwhile and which ones are a waste of time?

FleetSummaries.com thinks they may have the answer to these questions. Every week, they publish free business book summaries available in five digital formats. When asked about how his company can help people with the problems of information overload and finding the time to actually use the concepts in today's business books, FleetSummaries.com creator Kevin Oefelein said, "We've developed a system for helping people learn new ideas from business books and actually use those ideas to their benefit, faster than by reading the books alone. Every week, we produce detailed and free business book summaries and mind maps to help people save time and find out if a business book is really worth the read."

In addition to publishing business book summaries directly on their website, FleetSummaries.com also provides PDF newsletters to subscribers, containing the current week's summary and links to their summaries in MP3 audio format, as well as summaries formatted specifically for the latest e-readers like the Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble Nook, and Sony Reader.

Commenting on the ability to read his business book summaries on his e-reader, one of FleetSummaries.com's subscribers, Glenn Baron said, "I am always on the go. I like the fact that I have the ability to stay up to date with new business books by uploading them onto my Kindle and carrying them with me wherever I go."

For people that may not have the time to read a brief 20 minute summary, FleetSummaries.com also publishes mind maps of the key concepts of the books they review. These mind maps have branches linking the book's central theme to one key idea per branch, allowing people to absorb the book's main concepts in less time than it takes to read a 6-10 page summary.

Currently featured on FleetSummaries.com's web page is a summary of Napoleon Hill's classic "Think and Grow Rich." More summaries are due to come out weekly.

Note: Access new business summaries that will help you save time and learn new business ideas every week by visiting FleetSummaries.com's website at http://fleetsummaries.com.

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