Read to lead
“not all readers are leaders, but all leaders are readers”
HARRY S. TRUMAN
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Seeing face to face.
Till We Have Faces. By C.S. Lewis A good rule of thumb is to read a variety of books and genres—if you want to continue to grow and learn. I’ve mentioned before that I tend to read books that are referenced and referred within the books that I read. Sometimes what can happen when you
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Use it or lose it.
I’m reading a very fascinating book, The Brain that Changes Itself, by Norman Doidge, M.D. No, it’s not a sci-fi book about a brain that takes over people’s body or gets out of control. It’s about your brain. It’s about my brain. In the early days of neuroscience, it was believed that the brain was
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On Writing.
By Stephen King. I’m not 100% sure, but I think On Writing by Stephen King is his only non-fiction book. And I’m so glad he took on the challenge to teach and to distill the process of writing; His process of writing. “Good writing is often about letting go of fear and affectation.” – Stephen
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Start small.
Whenever we’re starting something new, we need to start small. Engaging in the process of learning must begin with the first step. None of this is profound. Except, it’s a good reminder because I don’t build my habits, pursue my goals, work towards a result because I’m still thinking too big. I’m reading a book
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