My first business encounter with the importance of coaching came more than ten years ago during the rapid assessment of a troubled project and already at that time this book was recommended to me, but it wasn’t until I just recently participated in a leadership course that I was introduced to the more core aspects… Read More »
I’m probably one of the last persons on the planet to finish this read, and it took me a good while to get through it, but I’m really glad I did. This is a great book that is not only entertaining but is likely to teach you a thing or two that you had no… Read More »
Med en mindre akademisk framtoning än i tidigare böcker lägger David Eberhard fram tesen om hur barnen tog makten i samhället vars kultur syftar till att minimera varje risk, att uppförstora varje rättighet och systematiskt ignorera skyldigheter. Det kan nämligen vara mycket svårt att uppfostra barn i ett sådant samhälle. Författaren sätter med en förbluffande… Read More »
This short story format collection of stories told by seasoned teacher Juan Mateo aspires on teaching you a thing or two you may find helpful in your professional career on subjects such as teamwork, creativity and leadership. What strikes me as odd is the author’s ability (or creativity?) to draw the conclusion he does from… Read More »
When brilliant and to the spot analysis of everyday life gets shoot-beer-out-of-your-nose-funny (and slightly rude). Most of the time, his dad is absolutely right but should maybe try and get a refund on that charm class. Meet the real man behind the Twitter quotes of @sh*tmydadsays. Hundreds of thousands of followers can’t be wrong. Read… Read More »
We all have to relate to the fact that change is the only constant. So you might as well learn how to handle it efficiently. This book lists a few tips and tricks. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change by Stephen R. Cove (2004). Free Press. ISBN 0743269519.
Jag brukar inte ta upp skönlitteratur här, och detta kan möjligen ses som någonting annat än skönlitteratur (inte minst därför att författaren själv gärna vill det), men det är svårt att inte se stora delar av detta verk som just skönlitteratur. För hur omfattande och hur detaljerade kan källorna vara? Jag har avlagt akademisk examen… Read More »
When Steve Jobs passed away in October this year it was tragic, sad and way too early. His contributions to mankind were substantial, in particular in the field of user experience. Some of us consider the products his company produce to be technically challenged, in many aspects even retarded, but that is another story. The… Read More »
I somras fick jag en prenumeration på Dagens Industri i födelsedagspresent av min Bedårande och Förtjusande hustru, Fru Lofter. Jag har haft en provprenumeration tidigare och visste redan att det är en fantastiskt bra tidning. Fantastiskt bra och fantastiskt dyr. Riktigt vassa analyser av uppenbart vassa (vassaste?) journalister, som till skillnad mot dem i SvD… Read More »
Long overdue, I finally picked up reading this book given to me by a friend several years ago and now I just can’t put it down. Brutally honest in the description of the natural born unwillingness to change that we recognize with so many people we meet in our everyday encounters. This is how you… Read More »
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