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Tired of sitting through horrible meetings? Patrick Lencioni’s book “Death by Meeting” explains how to run the right meetings the right way.
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Did you just become a manager? Congrats! Now, let’s get to work. Here’s what you can do on your first day to build trust with your new team.
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I read over 70 books in 2021. These were my fiction and nonfiction favorites from what I read this year, along with a couple hidden gems.
Read MoreYour Job as a Writer: Become an Idea Thief
T.S. Eliot said, “Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal.” But how can we distinguish between stealing as art and stealing as plagiarism?
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In his book How We Learn, Benedict Carey unearths the surprising truth about when, where, and why we learn. Here’s a brief summary and review.
Read MoreSalman Rushdie’s Top 13 Writing Tips
Salman Rushdie, author of The Satanic Verses and Midnight’s Children, recently recorded a MasterClass on writing. Here are his best tips.
Read MoreThe 7 Best Books on How to Give Feedback
If you’re trying to learn how to give feedback effectively, you should read these books. I’ve included a brief summary of each one.
Read MoreFor Years, I Was Confused About the Purpose of Writing (and Maybe You Are Too)
The point isn’t to write with perfect grammar and syntax—it’s to communicate thought-provoking ideas. The words are merely the raw material.
Read More10 Fascinating True Stories About Murderers, Fraudsters, and Criminals
From all of the true crime books I’ve read, here are my 10 favorites about serial killers, fraudsters, and mobsters. How many have you read?
Read MoreThe Best Way to Fuel Your Writing Career: Find Dead Mentors
Elizabeth Gilbert, Joyce Carol Oates, and David Sedaris all tapped the wisdom of dead authors to fuel their success. We should do the same.
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