The Best Books I Read In 2020
29 December 2020
As British philosopher C.A. Mace said, “curiosity is the appetite of the mind.”
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Book Reviews 2020
Book Review: “No Rules Rules: Netflix And The Culture Of Reinvention” By Reed Hastings And Erin Meyer (2020, 320 pages)
30 September 2020
The best management book of the year.
Book Review: “Radical Candor: Be A Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity” By Kim Scott (2019, 336 Pages)
26 August 2020
The best book on management I have read in a long time.
Book Review: “Conversations On Leadership: Wisdom From Global Management Gurus” By Lan Liu (2010, 272 Pages)
2 August 2020
A partially missed opportunity.
Book Review: “Alive At Work: The Neuroscience Of Helping Your People Love What They Do” By Daniel M. Cable (2018, 224 Pages)
20 July 2020
This book will help you become a better manager.
Book Review: “The Big Fight: My Life In And Out Of The Ring” By Sugar Ray Leonard With Michael Arkush (2011, 320 Pages)
5 July 2020
This book is a punch in the gut.
Book Review: “Excellence Wins: A No-Nonsense Guide To Becoming The Best In A World Of Compromise” By Horst Schulze With Dean Merrill (2019, 224 Pages)
3 July 2020
An inspiring vision of leadership.
Book Review: “The Beautiful Ones” By Prince With Dan Piepenbring (2019, 288 Pages)
24 June 2020
Music is healing.
Book Review: “Trailblazer: The Power Of Business As The Greatest Platform For Change” By Marc Benioff With Monica Langley (2019, 272 Pages)
21 June 2020
One of the most fascinating corporate leaders of our era.
Book Review: “Up All Night: Ted Turner, CNN, And The Birth Of 24-Hour News” By Lisa Napoli (2020, 320 Pages)
20 June 2020
An accumulation of details doesn’t make a good book.
Book Review: “The Second Life Of Tiger Woods” By Michael Bamberger (2020, 272 Pages)
20 June 2020
Not the best book on one of the best comebacks in the history of sports.
Book Review: “The Daily Show: An Oral History As Told By Jon Stewart, The Correspondents, Staff And Guests” By Chris Smith (2016, 480 Pages)
26 March 2020
Anatomy of a cultural trailblazer.