Book review: Rise by Royston Guest
“One of the most interesting things about life isthat first you make your choices but, ultimately, your choices make you .“ Royston Guest Rise is a fabulous guide to unlocking […]
Book review: Dare to Lead by Brené Brown
“Integrity is choosing courage over comfort, butyou cannot get to courage without rumbling with vulnerability .“ Brené Brown In Dare to Lead, renowned researcher and author Brené Brown challenges conventional […]
Book review: Clear Thinking by Shane Parrish
“A large part of achieving success is having the self-control to do whatever needs to be done, regardless of whether you feel like doing it at the moment.“ Shane Parrish […]
Book review: Unmasking Autism by Dr Devon Price
“Autism isn’t something to be hidden or cured, but rather embraced and celebrated for the unique perspective and strengths it brings to our world.“ Dr Devon Price Unlike the UK, […]
Book review: The Chimp Paradox by Dr Steve Peters
“We can control what we become through our thinking, and we can control what we think through our understanding.“ Dr Steve Peters Having worked with people all my life, it’s […]
Book review: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
“If I cling to the notion that something’s not possible, I’m arguing in favour of limitation. And if I argue for my limitations, I get to keep them.“ Gay Hendricks […]
Book review: Kiss That Frog by Brian Tracy
“One of the marks of maturity is to accept that you are not perfect, that you make mistakes.“ Brian Tracy Kiss That Frog is an uplifting, motivational read with inspiring […]
Book review: The Power of Ethical Management by Norman Vincent Peale and Kenneth Blanchard
“Nice guys may appear to finish last, but usually they’re running a different race” Kenneth Blanchard Although this book was published quite a few years ago, it really stands the […]
Book review: Atomic Habits by James Clear
“Habits are the compound interest of self-improvement” James Clear I decided to read James Clear’s book, Atomic Habits, towards the end of 2023 to help set myself up for success […]
