The Books
You don't have to read these. But you probably should. Presented in no particular order.
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The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
A short story with great real-to-life examples of common challenges faced by a team.
The Power of Moments
If "The Culture Code" had a must-have companion, this would be it. Powerful all on its own!
Working With Emotional Intelligence
When HR Leader Gary Obreque says he reads this book every year, you know it's a must!
12: The Elements of Great Managing
What's the science behind Gallup's Q12 engagement questions, and what are real life examples of them at work?
Indestractable
What if you could teach a six year old to set their own screen time limits? Now imagine the power that gives adults
SCRUM The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time
The title hooked me, and I ended up intermittently using this methodology in my work. Certainly not a one-size fits all, but a great tool to have in your toolbox.
Atomic Habits
Because of this book I exercise more, go to bed earlier, and wake up without an alarm.
The Coaching Habit
The title doesn't say it all, but it's a better summary than I can give.
No Silver Bullets
A ministry focused book with excellent business application potential.
Who Moved My Cheese?
A light-hearted read about the perils of doing the same thing that worked before, even though it isn't working anymore.
The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me
A millionaire gave me this book. For whatever that's worth to you.
The Conflict Resolution Toolbox
One of the most professionally referenced books from my MSA program.
Leading Through Conflict
How do you take a difficult situation and make something better from it? Find out here!
Congregational Leadership in Anxious Times
Church oriented book which gave me my favorite term of all time: "Anxiety Producing People."
Thinking Fast and Slow
From the creator of the field of behavioral economics, this books help you better understand your emotional and logical states of thinking.
Leading Through Conflict
How do you take a difficult situation and make something better from it? Find out here!
Congregational Leadership in Anxious Times
Church oriented book which gave me my favorite term of all time: "Anxiety Producing People."
Thinking Fast and Slow
From the creator of the field of behavioral economics, this books help you better understand your emotional and logical states of thinking.