No Ego

I followed up reading The Bulletproof Leader with reading No Ego. My boss at work loves Cy Wakeman and wanted the other store managers to read it. When everyone had been able to finish the book, we had a meeting specifically about leadership styles, what we took away from No Ego, and its pros and […]

The Bulletproof Leader

In the last year or so, I have really lucked out in being at a great workplace where leadership development is taken to a whole new level. I work for a small business that believes very strongly in collaboration. My boss has become a mentor figure, and whether it’s a discussion between the two of […]

Poets and Saints

Happy Easter, everyone. I hope everyone has had a great spring so far. I am going to go in the opposite direction of books. I have a nonfiction for you, which is a rarity; I think I have only ever done one or two other nonfiction books. I am doing another Christian-based one as well. […]

Célestine: Voices from a French Village

I was able to finish Célestine last night, becoming more interested as I was going. This is a shorter book, 280 pages if you include the afterward, so it honestly could have been finished way sooner than this, but there would be a few days were I just was not reading anything. I started finding […]

Every Man Dies Alone

Every Man Dies Alone is one of the best books I have ever read in life, ever. I had heard a few months after reading that Hollywood will be turning this into a movie and I swear, if they goof it I will be super salty. This is a nice blend of non-fiction and fiction, […]

Heavenly Expressions

This was a book I bought at a prophetic conference I went to at the beginning of the year where Janet was doing art on stage during worship. When I went up to her table I was struck dumb and could not find the words to form questions for her. So I got her book. […]