I am a fan of productivity tips. The book I am going to review here, “Eat That Frog” by Bryan Tracy, was recommended to me by the same person I mentioned in the Work Week Manifesto. She was a stickler for time and getting as much done in the day as possible, so of course …

I was introduced to Jocko Willink as he made his rounds on a podcast I like by Tim Ferriss. Willink is a former Navy SEAL Commander and current motivational/organizational culture speaker that co-wrote a book that shares a life philosophy derived from his time in the Armed Forces and in combat. I was preparing for …

Every once in a while you’ll come across a text that answers a lot of questions you’ve wanted resolved and introduces new ones at the same time. Daniel Kahneman does that with “Thinking, Fast and Slow.” It explores how the human mind makes decisions and what processes support it and what biases inhibit it. There …

I read Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman because I wanted to understand how having a deeper emotional wherewithal within oneself and with others predicts success more accurately than one’s level of intelligence. It’s commonly argued that in business and life those who relate better to both their peers and strangers tend to perform better than …