Book club
Ready Player One?
Gamification is a well-developed, highly refined set of nudge-behaviour principles and a buzzword that has been in wider parlance for a number of years...
Read NowBook review: To make innovation, business as usual
“Fearless Innovation – A no-nonsense guide” by Alex Goryachev, reviewed by Giles Lury
Read NowTaking Innovation From Intangible to Inevitable
Be Less Zombie is a ‘How To’ manual for innovation. Elvin Turner opens by positing that companies fall into one of two categories – Unicorns and Zombies.
Read NowWork Like a Woman by Mary Portas
I am not particularly ‘into’ gender stereotyping, especially in business. I picked up this book with a healthy dose of cynicism, driven mainly by the title.
Read NowThe Ride of a Lifetime - Robert Iger
I’m reminded of the Descartes quote “the reading of all good books is like a conversation with the finest (people) of the past centuries”.
Read NowFour fatal fears
In his new book “My Life and Rugby” England coach Eddie Jones, explains how when you’re in a team, there are “four fatal fears”:
Read NowA book of many strengths
Giles Lury, Director at The Value Engineers reviews 'The Strengths Workbook' by Sally Bibb
Read NowThe Leadership Factor by Drew Povey
Direct Line's Mark Evans reviews the Leadership Factor by London Bravest Conference speaker, Drew Povey.
Read NowBook review: War Doctor by David Nott
TSB's Pete Markey reviews London Bravest Conference speaker, David Nott's book, War Doctor, claiming 'it's one of the best books he's read'.
Read NowDave Trott's Creative Blindness And How To Cure It
John Newton reviews Dave Trott's book, Creative Blindness And How To Cure It
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