- The Go-Giver- been awhile since I've read a 'novel', but this book was a good story, though it rubs up against some 'health and wealth' gospel values.
- Quitter- no, not looking to quit a job, but this is a good read for anyone looking to get more out of work- both those of us who love our jobs and those who don't. Plus, the author is pretty funny and if anything, you'll find the book entertaining!
- Platform- one of those books I pick up because I keep seeing people reference it. I started on Twitter as a result of it, but if you're not an author- and I am not- it misses on some levels.
- DIY U- a book that discusses the shifts taking place- and yet to come- in higher education. Along with health care, higher education continues to soar in costs and there's many differnet things being implemented that weren't available 10-20 years ago. Didn't agree with everything, but interesting premises.
- The Coming Jobs War- the leader of the Gallup organization- the one that takes all the polls- says the way of our current economic situation is by creating jobs. You might already know that, but the data and the story behind this basic premise is well-founded.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Summer Reading
I didn't get to read as much as I hoped for this summer, but here's a quick recap:
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