by amber | Jan 5, 2022 | Book Recommendations |
Since its birth, management economics has taught us that people are dumb, need to be told what to do, and are inherently selfish. That without management control of carrots and sticks, they will always act in their own self-interest. And a fair amount of philosophy...
by amber | Sep 29, 2021 | Book Club Series |
I’m not a biography reader, it’s not a genre that’s interested me much. You’ll find me with a sci-fi, fantasy fiction book in my hand. Or non-fiction works on why humans do the things they do (all those coaching, psychology, or history books)....
by amber | Nov 10, 2020 | Book Club Series, Book Recommendations
If you haven’t read my review of Humankind, A Hopeful History, then go check it out here – but finish reading this first. Today I’ll be looking at rules to live by according to Rutger Bregman. Any endeavour that we undertake has life lessons for us....
by amber | Oct 27, 2020 | Book Club Series
Some ideas are just great, you love them. But, they seem just that: ideas. “Nice idea but that’s not how the world works”. Crazy At Work Yet I know we get to shape how the world works – or at least our own world. We contribute to our world,...
by amber | Sep 2, 2020 | Book Club Series, Book Recommendations
This post is part of my Book Club Series where I share what I’m reading with you. I’m highlighting the “oh my god, you’ve got to read this!” books. These are the ones that I’ve been recommending to clients, friends, and anyone I’ve spoken to while reading...
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