Deep Kindness is a habit that is more than being nice. It helps create real connections and can have a lasting positive impact on others. This article is a book review of Deep Kindness by Houston Kraft.
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This article is a short book review, including lessons I distilled from it. They can also help you make more conscious choices that ultimately can lead you to experience more love and positive events in your life.
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This article is a ‘short’ book review of “Legacy” by James Kerr. The book has 15 lessons from the successful Rugby team, the “All Blacks” from New Zealand. The lessons are an inspiration to be the best you can be, to learn, and to leave the world in a better place than you found it. These lessons enable you to be a good leader for yourself, others, and life.
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This article is a book review of one of the best books I have read thus far this year. It is called “The Big Leap”, written by Gay Hendricks. It’s a ‘self-help’ book to help you take the next step to the so called state of Genius. The article includes my learnings and why I think you should read it.
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Summary: This article is a short book review of the Dutch book Focus On / Off by Mark Tigchelaar. It can help you well if you have a hard time concentrating, you are in need more focus and if you’re distracted often. It explains what the four concentration leaks are and gives you lots of…
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Summary: This article is a book review of “The Power of Moments” by Chip and Dan Heath. It helps you to recognize moments and to turn them into powerful moments. The result is a life with more joy, purpose, compassion and meaningful connections. Voor Nederlands, klik hier. What are special moments in your life? Probably…
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Summary: Review of the book “Find your Why” by Simon Sinek. Through discovering and living your WHY, you can find more fulfillment and passion in your work. Voor Nederlands, klik hier. I am sure you’re great in what you do like making calculations or designing structures. Perhaps you’re a specialist in consulting, with Excel sheets, databases…
Continue reading →Have you ever heard of a vuja-de? It is the opposite of a déjà vu! We face something familiar, but we see it in a fresh way that enables us to gain new insights into old problems. This is one way how an original works. In his new book ‘Originals’, Adam Grant, professor Management and…
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