Book Summaries Related to communications and personality wise development
With the support of Tiny Giants, you can maintain your business small but mighty while staying true to what’s really important—your principles, your time, your passions, and doing what you do best in such a way that customers are drawn to you. The same can hold true for your business endeavors. It’s okay if you […]
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Think Again will increase your intelligence, persuasiveness, and self-awareness by showing you the value of admitting your ignorance, how to notice mental blind spots before they become a problem, and what you can do to improve your ability to persuade others of your point of view. Do you still have a Blackberry phone? Blackberry possessed
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Van der Kolk, a psychiatrist and trauma expert, wrote an unusual book titled The Body Keeps the Score. We are all aware of the impact psychological trauma may have on people. Trauma can alter how people view themselves and their surroundings. Psychological trauma can also have a long-term effect on the person’s family. Van der
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Hyper-Learning explains how a growth mindset, collaboration, and letting go of your ego will increase your confidence that you can stay relevant and competitive while the world around you accelerates, showing how people and businesses can adapt in the quickly changing world we live in today. You would have witnessed the transition of humans from
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The book Leadership Strategy and Tactics examines one of the most difficult human abilities: leadership. This book offers a simple how-to manual anyone may use right away to improve their leadership. Jocko Willink begins by taking into account the core beliefs he has created as a result of his research and time spent leading Navy
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The best book on arguments and bargaining. useful even if you aren’t in business because you are constantly negotiating in some fashion. Summarized Notes Three standards ought to be used to evaluate every negotiation strategy: Positional debates are ineffective. Conflicting opinions put a long-term partnership in jeopardy. Positional negotiating is considerably worse when there are
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The best book I’ve discovered about public speaking. If you wish to speak better, or boost your confidence speaking, this is for you. “The idea of perfection must be the first thing to leave if you want to be good at something.” Summarized Notes “Be aware that how you react to a mistake affects how
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The most practical book on negotiation I’ve read, full with fantastic anecdotes and examples to assist bring you through the procedures. It begins with the universally true concept that everyone wants to be recognized and appreciated. The simplest yet most powerful compromise we can make to get there is to listen. A negotiator who listens
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Obama’s Hawaii-based upbringing In each of his books, Obama discusses his upbringing. His Hawaiian childhood is thoroughly described in this book for the first time. After spending his earlier years in Indonesia, Obama returned to Hawaii and resided with his maternal grandparents. Before Obama was born, these grandparents moved out of the Midwest to avoid
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How Being Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Parent, Love, and Lead Award-winning and well-known researcher, Brené Brown. She graduated from the University of Texas in Austin with a Ph.D. in social work. Brown holds the Huffington Foundation-Brené Brown Endowed Chair at the University of Houston. During the past 20 years, she has researched vulnerability, bravery,
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