Read to lead
“not all readers are leaders, but all leaders are readers”
HARRY S. TRUMAN
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On reading fiction.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring By J. R. R. Tolkien. Much has been written about this classic tale of hobbits, wizards, men, elves and other creatures not known to our world. Movies, documentaries, recaps upon recaps. I don’t aim to provide a synopsis of this tale, but rather to speak
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The danger of the mundane.
Our brains are a muscle, and as all muscles, unless we work them out, they atrophy. The difference between our biceps and are brain, is that our brain is always working out. You can go a lifetime without ever doing a bicep curl, of course, if you use your arm in any small motion, you’ll
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Impact Players.
Impact Players, by Liz Wiseman. Sometimes we read books that never end. Sometimes the books are done before we realize we started. The author is able to tell a captivating story with content and value on every page, making it seem the book is just too short. It’s so good, you just can’t put it
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Your brain craves to learn.
Learning keeps us new and fresh. When we learn something new, it is like injecting a new life into our brains, causing us to adapt and evolve to the new stimulus in our environment. When we stop learning, we are allowing a main function of our brain to die. If we keep learning, we are
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