In Be. Lead. Innovate., Reda Othman and Suzanne Shippee present a comprehensive leadership framework designed to help individuals and organizations build capacity while focusing on what truly matters. At its… Read more »
What if the future isn’t purely digital? David Sax’s The Revenge of Analog: Real Things and Why They Matter makes a compelling case that while we’ve rushed to embrace screens,… Read more »
A friend of mine suggested that I read Fiction Formula Plotting by Deborah Chester, so I picked it up, trusting her recommendations. It’s just 126 pages, but it’s loaded with… Read more »
Seth Godin’s latest, This Is Strategy: Make Better Plans, promises a field guide to making better strategic choices in work and life. It’s unmistakably Godin—big on reframing assumptions, small on… Read more »
I recently finished reading The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper by Roland Allen, and I must say, it’s a book I highly recommend. This 416-page gem offers a… Read more »