Book Notes: The Slow Fix
In the 2011 Grand Prix Formula One race in Monaco, Lewis Hamilton’s car collided with another racer. There was damage to the rear wing end
In the 2011 Grand Prix Formula One race in Monaco, Lewis Hamilton’s car collided with another racer. There was damage to the rear wing end
There is a good reason that Jim Collins’ book Good to Great is a #1 best seller with over 3 million copies sold. It is jam-packed
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You are a member of a small group of survivors that has just crash-landed a float plane in remote sub-arctic Canada. You have been able
How is it that that Toyota and Honda were able to expand into the luxury car market successfully, but Volkswagen was not? Why is Apple
One of the more recent and popular entries to the long list of good leadership books was Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to
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The book title caught my eye because it’s something the Army has been doing for a long time. One evening, while observing Marines eating dinner
I first picked up the original edition of this little book in December of 1985 and loved it immediately. Don’t be deceived by its small
This is an all-time favorite of mine, and another one I find myself returning to reference time and time again. Author Stephen R. Covey’s work
The first and best historical fiction book I have ever read, and an excellent look into the challenges of leadership, The Killer Angels reads like
It’s 1803, and President Thomas Jefferson has just completed the Louisiana Purchase. Now he needs to learn about this new land and open up trade
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