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Book Review: How to Think Like a CEO and Act Like a Leader by Michael F. Andrew As someone aspiring to step into a leadership role, How to Think Like a CEO and Act Like a Leader by Michael F. Andrew felt like a mentor in book form, offering guidance that goes beyond surface-level tips
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Leadership and Self-Deception: Getting Out of the Box by the Arbinger Institute is a thought-provoking book that explores how individuals can overcome self-deception to become more effective leaders and improve relationships in both personal and professional contexts. The book’s central premise is that people often fall into a “box” of self-deception, where they see others
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Harriet Lerner’s trilogy—The Dance of Intimacy, The Dance of Anger, and The Dance of Fear—delves into the intricate emotional dances we engage in within relationships, exploring how we navigate intimacy, anger, and fear. Each book, while focusing on a different core emotion, shares Lerner’s signature style: accessible, compassionate, and practical, with deep psychological insight. In
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Willpower: Rediscovering the Greatest Human Strength by Roy F. Baumeister and John Tierney is one of those books that gives you a new perspective on something we all think we understand—self-control. It’s based on decades of psychological research but written in a way that feels relatable and easy to grasp. The book’s main message is
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“Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us” by Daniel H. Pink isn’t just a book; it’s a fascinating journey into the inner workings of human motivation that changed the way I perceive what drives us to excel in our endeavors. Pink’s insights challenge the conventional wisdom on motivation and offer a refreshing perspective on
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