5. The Dream Manager by Matthew Kelly (2007)
Some time ago, Eric, our CTO, told me I should read this book. At first, it might take you by surprise to know that it is a work of fiction, more or less, though it is not a “novel” by any stretch. Rather, Matthew Kelly sets the story out as a parable that he invites...
4. People Styles at Work and Beyond by Robert Bolton and Dorothy Grover Bolton
In terms of working together in a company, we often talk about teamwork, communicating, and so on. But how does one do that? We have all had instances of feeling like we’re not being heard, or of someone getting angry with us and having no idea why this is the case....
3. The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor (2010)
You may have seen this book around the office, perhaps hiding under one of the many endtables. It’s like a treasure, sitting there, undiscovered. The reason it’s there is because we in comm were given the task, a number of years ago, in reading it and then convening...
2. Mind Hacking by Sir John Hargrave (2016)
I am not the only one at Capture Higher Ed to crow about the benefits of meditation. But I confess that I have often failed to see the point of meditation, as I think many have. Do you just sit there and, you know, do nothing? Should I be thinking? Not thinking?...
