Book Review: Quiet by Susan Cain
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking by Susan Cain explores the undervalued strengths of introverts. Cain acknowledges introverts for their thoughtfulness, creativity, and depth.
Book Review: The Four Workarounds by Paulo Savaget
Paulo Savaget is a consultant and entrepreneur who specializes in teaching successful business solutions obtained from non-traditional strategies employed by atypical organizations and individuals. In his book, The Four Workarounds, he emphasizes the importance of concepts implemented in the Amazon more than those of corporate Amazon.
Book Review: How Work Works by Michelle P. King, PHD
With twenty years of organizational research and a keen sense of today’s post-Covid workplace environment, King advocates navigating a meaningful career on your terms and staying true to your authentic self, and she expertly provides the essential playbook to achieve both.
Book Review: Unleash the Power of Storytelling by Rob Biesenbach
In fifteen chapters, this conversational textbook cuts through the hype to clarify and demystify the who, what, when, where and why of storytelling. It’s a step-by-step roadmap for finding, shaping and telling powerful stories. This no-nonsense handbook belongs on everyone’s bookshelf.
Book Review: Creativity, Inc.
This book is described as “a management tool to effectively build a creative culture for long-term success and sustainability,” and it skillfully succeeds.
Book Review: Getting Things Done
A leading thinker on productivity, David Allen’s book, Getting Things Done, teaches his five steps to gain control of your life. Learn how to corral your “stuff,” get projects organized, and build new mental skills for stress-free productivity with simplicity, speed and fun.