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Continue reading →: Who Moved My Cheese?After closing the last page of my previous book, I was keen to get stuck into another read and this very much fit the bill. January’s 2nd book review is for “Who Moved My Cheese?” by Dr Spencer Johnson. This is a short hour long parable about responding to change,…
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Continue reading →: The Five Dysfunctions of a TeamFor January’s reading, I have chosen 2 shorter books, I hope you enjoy reading. “The Five Dysfunctions of a Team” by Patrick Lencioni is a leadership fable about DecisionTech and the introduction of their new CEO, Kathryn Petersen who has joined the company to address their fractured leadership team. The…
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Continue reading →: Atomic Habits“Atomic Habits” by James Clear is a practical guide for developing beneficial habits and eliminating detrimental ones, utilizing behavioral science. The book emphasizes marginal gains and presents the Four Laws of Behavioral Change, aiding personal and professional growth through gradual improvements. It’s a recommended resource for those seeking effective behavioral…
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Continue reading →: Facilitating CollaborationBrandon Klein’s “Facilitating Collaboration” emphasizes the importance of effective facilitation beyond event execution. Through theory, practical insights, and case studies, he illustrates design’s role in successful collaboration, urging facilitators to understand goals and recognize critical intervention moments for better outcomes.
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Continue reading →: Welcome to the Agile Book ClubReading has always been a hobby I drift in and out of, whether that’s an all consuming thriller on holiday that’s followed by the “I must read more!” right up until i step off the plane and daily life takes over. Or reading for professional development where I immediately see…
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