Ron’s Short Review: Many organizations rely on getting better, faster, and cheaper, others rely on innovation to drive growth. Both require learning.
Ron’s Short Review: Although Steve Jobs is never talked about, it help me understand his genius “taking” personality a bit more.
Ron’s Short Review:This was the first book I read when I made the decision to go into the consulting business and it set a foundation of integrity that has been invaluable.
Ron’s Short Review: I know, Twitter? But we need to understand it beyond the social, celebrity use.
Ron’s Short Review: No organization has ever been managed out of a crises, they have all been led. Sinek brings a great view of leadership.
Ron’s Short Review: I’m always looking for ways to improve my productivity through technology. Evernote could be one way but I’ll have to rethink my archive model.
Ron’s Short Review: Good advice written for the CEO’s of start-ups but it really applies to leadership at any level.
Ron’s Short Review: This one really convinces you that managers have answers, true leaders have questions, provoke questions and teach their teams to constantly question.
Ron’s Short Review: When I read this book I thought I only got one point. Then I heard Marquet speak and he said “There is only one point to the book.” That made me feel better and honestly, it is one powerful point.
Ron’s Short Review: Very well written and seemingly unbiased biography of Steve Jobs. I actually understood more about him when I read the book “Give and Take.”
Ron’s Short Review: “There are tribes everywhere. Every one of these tribes is yearning for leadership.” A real appeal to be a leader and influencer. Powerfully written.
Ron’s Short Review: I’ve used this very little easy read with many of my clients. Life is difficult (as Scott Peck would say); do it anyway.