What I'm reading...
I've been a book worm since a young age. From Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys to Encyclopedia Brittanica, I've always had a book in my bag or on my nightstand. I have found reading to be one of the cheapest and most worthwhile investments you can make in yourself. #librarycard
2022
Loading up my 2022 reading list.
I may have found my tribe... other readers of this book.
The opposite of the Malcom Gladwell 10,000 hours concept.
Introduction by David James Duncan, one of my favorite authors. Collection of essays.
Almost a research paper in its depth and sources.
Thick text book on Gamification strategy. Using it for work on Monifi app and gamification of goals.
Using this as a foundation for spurring savings in Monifi users via the Monifi app. It will feed into how we talk about save to save and save to spend goals.
Interesting title...
May not finish... so far, 😑
Trying to build morning habits... I'm kinda 😑 about this book. I finished it, but definitely skimmed parts. A lot of quotes. A lot. Story form with some good habit building takeaways.
Started in 2021. Text book. Slow going, need to be caffeinated with highlighter in hand.
Started in 2021. Good, not as great as Dune and Dune Messiah. Interesting last quarter of the book... did not see that coming.
Started in 2021. Text book. Very thick, slow going, but great information and research oriented view on Digital Technology and Social Media.
Started in 2021. Really interesting book on managing anxiety in a digital world.
Started in 2021. On my brother's recommendation, interesting take on the failings of dogma and doctrine for an learned culture, written over 50 years ago.
Started in 2021. Great chapter on caffeine!
Started in 2021. Ugh, as a dad of four daughters, this one is hitting too close to home. #girldad #technology READ CHAPTER 17
2021
Re-reading Dune to get a kick into the remaining series.
Such a good story and amazingly introduced characters. Loved it.
I read this one every year or so, as I take new Product Owners through the book.
Collection of Product oriented essays, good for teams beginning their agile journey.
What are your convictions? If you have none, what could you be capable of?
"One can imagine Sisyphus happy." is one of my favorite quotes to end a book.
"A poetic call for the heart of Corporate America.
"Collection of speeches, songs and transcribed conversations between Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen.
Loved the first book! Ready Player Two takes a more dire course but if your an 80's baby the references kill.
I'm not one for biographies, per se, but this 700+ page book had me hooked, so much to learn from in the subtle wisdom of a self-taught lawyer.
Having worked under Cliff, I can attest to his dedication to hiring entrepreneurial minded leaders and empowering them towards collaborative success.
Catching up on the evolution of Banking technology and experience. #dayjob
2020
2019
Recommendations
Collections of books I've read through the years, that have stuck with me.
