Category "Book Reviews"

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Daring Greatly

Throughout the Applied Leadership Seminar we repeatedly refer to vulnerability as a leadership attribute. Those who have attended the seminar will remember the following: You are authentic when you, and not someone else, become your […]

So Smart But…

Allen N. Weiner (2007) So Smart But… John Wiley & Sons Allen was my first professional coach and he helped me considerably along my career development. He and I have maintained a relationship over the years with him coaching many of my […]

Theory U

C. Otto Scharmer (2009) Theory U, Berrett-Koehler Publishers This book is a monster at over 500 pages and hard to read as well. Otto creates his own language about leadership that somehow comes together. I encourage the reader to stay […]

The Performance Connection by Dennis Dewilde

. Dennis Dewilde (2006) The Performance Connection, Walkerville Publishing Dennis was my boss many years ago and he’s now a consultant based largely in the Middle East. What I like about his book is the connection he makes between performance management and […]

Incognito by David Eagleman

. I just finished reading David Eagleman’s Incognito (Pantheon Books, 2011). It’s a fascinating book about neuroscience and the workings of the brain, especially […]