The Code of the Extraordinary Mind
By: Vishen Lakhiani Review by: Janey Piroli The Premise: Have you ever found yourself questioning why the world works the way it does? Rules and
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By: Vishen Lakhiani Review by: Janey Piroli The Premise: Have you ever found yourself questioning why the world works the way it does? Rules and
Written by: Elle Luna Review by: Julie Melaschenko The Premise: : This short, easy-to-read, illustrated journal/workbook is the brainchild of San Francisco artist Elle Luna.
By: Bruce Poon Tip Review by: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: Founder (but not CEO) of G Adventures, Bruce Poon Tip started his adventure travel company
By: Charles Cranston Jett Review by: Glain Roberts-McCabe The Premise: With over 70% of Americans (and likely Canadians too) actively disengaged from work, Charles Jett’s
By: Paul Coelho Review by: Julie Melaschenko The Premise: Paulo Coelho’s timeless classic recently celebrated it’s 25th anniversary. The story of an Andalusian shepherd on
By: By Paul Hammerness, MD & Margaret Moore, with John Hanc Review by: Julie Melaschenko The Premise: Easy-to-read, practical and science-based, this self-help title offers
Book: The Next Conversation – Argue Less, Talk More By: Jefferson Fisher Reviewed by: Leah Parkhill Reilly The Premise: Jefferson Fisher’s The Next Conversation –
Making decisions as a team can be surprisingly exhausting. With endless options, competing priorities, and multiple personalities at the table, even simple choices can become
When you look at your calendar how many meetings do you see that have led to productive planning, true innovation or clear decision making in
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