You know that feeling when your brain just… refuses to cooperate? That was me for the better part of this book. It sat on my table, silently judging me while I scrolled Instagram and convinced myself watching dog videos counted as “mental rest.” But I finally cracked it open, and once I did, wow—this one’s …
Book #7: Imagine: How Creativity Works – The Book That Broke My Reading Slump (Barely) Read More »
Here’s the thing about working in a used bookstore: the books people donate tell you a lot about them. Did someone finally give up on War and Peace? Did an old diet book get abandoned after a week of kale smoothies? You can almost imagine the life changes behind every donation. That’s how Recovery by …
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If you manage people, you already know that motivation is everything. DK Essential Managers: Motivating People by Robert Heller, first published in 1998, is a short but impactful resource packed with 101 quick tips to keep your team engaged and productive. While some details (like storing performance assessments in a file cabinet) may feel outdated, …
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Alright, after the whale vengeance and tortoise tragedy of In the Heart of the Sea, I needed something a little more uplifting. Enter Book #4 of my 100-book challenge: The Potential Principle: Living Life to Its Maximum by Edward Cole.Now, I’ll be honest—self-improvement books can sometimes feel like they’re just rearranging the same motivational quotes …
Book #4: The Potential Principle – Life Lessons That Hit Different Read More »
