This is one of those books I’ve been carrying around for a few years. I was introduced to it through a speaker that I enjoyed, and wasn’t prepared for the depth of this book at ... Read More

Ms. Headlee opens this book with this reality – "We don't talk to each other but at each other, and we don't usually listen." Then she offers some valuable math - poor communication costs us about ... Read More

I have enjoyed Mr. Rockwell’s body of work for a long time, even hearing him speak a time or two. He has a lovely way of being practical in his challenge for each of us ... Read More

I stumbled upon this book through the work of Brene Brown (see previous book reviews on her work) and think it will be a resource book for me for the future. I already own Mr. ... Read More

Liminal thinking, as defined by the author, is the art of creating change by understanding, shaping and reframing beliefs. Our beliefs stand in the way of our change – individuals, families, groups, teams, organizations, and ... Read More

I’ve been sitting with this book for a couple of years now, expecting it to be a deeper introspection than I had emotional capacity for at the time. I have enjoyed Brene Brown’s work through ... Read More

I am a fan of Mr. Pink’s work, and his latest is one more opportunity for self-reflection and our impact on the world. His research categorizes regret into four buckets, and then underpins that with ... Read More

This book was one we chose as a book group examining our beliefs as a mechanism to unpack our hidden biases, particularly racism. The stories Mr. Giridharadas brings forward are both eye-opening and revealing to ... Read More

Reshma begins her book with the frustration and confusion of the catchphrase “having it all” and interprets that for women as “doing it all”. For moms reading this, it will sound like your life. For ... Read More

What if you had a life that required no money? If everything was a communal existence, with the structured currency being love and interdependence? That is where this book starts, and Lynne Twist writes a ... Read More