How to make the world add up through more curiosity
Book review of the engaging & important “How to make the world add up” by Tim Harford. The host of BBC’s More or Less shows how in 10 rules.
Category: Books
March 2, 2021
Resources to help you develop your Statistics knowledge & skills
A collection of the best Statistics blogs, tweets & books to help you develop your Statistics knowledge & skills as an analyst or data leader
Mastering the Art of Statistics with this brilliant book
Book review of the brilliant “The Art of Statistics Learning from Data” by Prof David Spiegelhalter – why data & analytics leaders need this.
Have you seen the power of promising “I won’t interrupt you”?
Review of “The promise that changes everything I won’t interrupt you”. Sharing how this approach can help you to enable other to think better.
Examples of motivating others from Friday Forward
How you can motivate others to build 4 leadership capacities using personal stories. Book review of motivating “Friday Forward” by Rob Glazer
How are you going to make your work meaningful this year?
Book review of “Man’s search for meaning” by Viktor Frankl. Outlining the lessons from Auschwitz & Logotherapy for leaders in today’s world.
Do you fall into The Advice Trap as a leader? Curb your Advice Monster.
Why you need to beware of The Advice Trap for leaders. Review of the brilliant latest book from Michael Bungay Stanier. Identify your Monster.
How can you learn to Resonate with your audience?
How a book from Nancy Duarte can help you to genuinely Resonate with your audience. A practical guide to improved presentation for all leaders
How Gestalt Coaching can help leaders change without changing
How Gestalt Coaching can help leaders navigate change without changing who they are. A book review of “The Fertile Void” by John Leary-Joyce.
Hear the story of why to be a Go-Giver rather than a Go-Getter
Why to be a Go-Giver rather than a Go-Getter, a book review of a story for leaders who need to reconnect with their purpose from William Buist
Thinking about AI and the Future of Banking with Tony
Book review of “AI and the Future of Banking” by Tony Boobier. How this book can help you think about the full context & drivers to consider.
How are you growing from the critical moments in executive coaching?
What are critical moments for coaches, mentors & our clients? How do they help? A great book from Erik de Haan helps us explore the research.