Ron’s Short Review: Disorder and change are the times we live in. This books helps in dealing with this new reality. This and a couple of other books like “Predictably Irrational” remind us that the world is not really the logical, orderly world that we assume (or desire) and we need to learn how to function well in an irrational, disordered world.
Ron’s Short Review: Great follow-up book to Daniel Pink’s “Whole New Mind”. Now that the world is in a state of perpetual change, how do you lead?
Ron’s Short Review: Pink’s third book that really helps us understand our own motives and approaches.
Ron’s Short Review: It may be that only Steve Jobs could pull some of these off but they sure are good techniques. Read also Gallo’s “Talk like TED.” They compliment each other.
Ron’s Short Review: This one will scare you because it scientifically proves that when we’re the most certain, we’re probably also the most wrong.
Ron’s Short Review: Understanding and using your mind properly.
Ron’s Short Review: Denison’s culture survey is still the only one that I know of that relates culture to bottom-line performance. More examples from companies around the world.
Ron’s Short Review: When we know what we’re looking for we miss a lot of relevant information.
Ron’s Short Review: Good understand of personal and group decision making.
Ron’s Short Review: Helping us understand how our brains actually work helps us understand and make better decisions.
Ron’s Short Review: This one is simple and powerful. It will also explain why we can’t get out point across when we talk about what we do.
Ron’s Short Review: Goleman continues to reinforce that it’s our emotional intelligence that actually makes a difference.