It occurred to me a while back that I couldn’t remember the last time I read a fiction book. Over the last 20 years, basically since college, the vast majority of my reading has been non-fiction. I have read several hundred books in that time, but I couldn’t think of a single one that was […]
I make it a habit to always be working through a book or two. Reading is one of the best ways to continually grow and learn, and it happens to be very accessible in todays world of physical books, ebooks, and audiobooks.
I know, I know…everyone writes a “best books” post like this near year’s end. It’s as if there is an unwritten rule everyone feels obligated to follow or maybe some vast conspiracy with the book industry to boost sales. Or maybe the end of the year is simply a good time to look back on highlights that are […]
From time to time I like to feature tips, tricks, resources, or ideas from others. Learning from others has been a valuable resource for me personally. You can view all “Feature Friday” posts here.
The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results (by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan) is an excellent read for anyone wanting to accomplish something significant in their life. It is about focusing on the one thing now that will make the biggest difference down the road. If you are in a leadership position, applying The […]
Over the years I have picked up so many tips, tricks, resources, ideas, etc., from bloggers and news feeds that have been helpful. Learning from others has been a valuable resource for me personally. So I wish to do the same. Occasionally I will post these “Feature Friday” posts that will deviate slightly from my […]
I first heard of Greg McKeown and his book Essentialism while listening to the Michael Hyatt podcast (Season 3, Episode 12, April 1, 2015) . As someone who commutes 50 miles one way, I have plenty of “car time” and listening to podcasts is usually what fills the time returning home each evening. I don’t normally do […]
