Its on my list you finish it?
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Its on my list you finish it?
Not yet. But i should be done with it by weeks end since I won't be caught up in Father's Day. So far so good. It's informative and it reads very well.
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Phoenix Rising
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Really good book...explains the media very well.
Good movie though so watch that if you don't read this!
A great book to learn how to connect to others and yourself
This just came out
Going to order on Thursday as well.
Going to order on Thursday as well.
suprisingly I enjoyed reading DJ Khaled's Book.....
I'm mastering my morning. Definitely gonna cop some of the books in this thread to read before work
Also, to add to the list: Never Let A Serious Crisis Go To Waste: How Neoliberalism Survived the Financial Crisis
Also, to add to the list: Never Let A Serious Crisis Go To Waste: How Neoliberalism Survived the Financial Crisis
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Know of any other good book about The media
Really good book...explains the media very well.
Good movie though so watch that if you don't read this!
A great book to learn how to connect to others and yourself
Finished up When Breath Becomes Air by. Paul Kalinithi, The Retreat of Western Liberalism by. Edward Luce, Bad Feminist by. Roxane Gay, and I'm 1/2 way through The Prince of Darkness by. Shane White.
Prince of Darkness was interesting. I don't like White authors writing about Black historical characters, because they often miss subtle cues.
That being said I also read The Hidden Reality by. Brian Greene, and am reading Burning Country by. Robin Yassin-Kassab and Things Fall Apart by. Chinua Achebe.
A great book to learn how to connect to others and yourself
Just threw this in my amazon cart. Good looking breh.
Grant is an adviser for some of the worlds most greatest companies, including Amazon & Google. Long story short, Grant has an intuitive mind when it comes to developing original ideas/content. A major portion of this book focuses on corporate environments. How to prevent a groupthinking cultures, which stimulates little to no growth, versus an environment where feedback is not only necessary, but crucial for a companies integrity/longevity.
Of course, some of these business environment examples could be used in everyday life by ordinary people. Personally, my favorite portions were when he tackles character development for both adults & children. How leaders had different workflows and managed to maintain emotional control (from unknown scientist who went against the grain - to Martin Luther King Jr literally still penning his I Have A Dream speech as he walked to the podium that day in Washington) through their most intense/incredible moments. He completely debunks common myths people have regarding entrepreneurs and whatnot. Super dope read brehs. Highly freaking recommend.
I haven't read a freaking novel in so long. I'm usually on shyt like the above. Been hard for me to enjoy a novel lately.
Don't remember why or how I stumbled upon this book. Just started it yesterday, only at like page 50, but damn its already great brehs.
Johnson found a way to make it seem like you yourself have experienced the super dark/isolated life Jun Do has faced in North Korea as an "orphan" & later turned tunnel soldier.
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Anyone got a link to The Power Of Now by Eckhart Tolle (Mobi) ?
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Anyone know a good book on the Haitian Revolution? 
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Just threw this in my amazon cart. Good looking breh.
Grant is an adviser for some of the worlds most greatest companies, including Amazon & Google. Long story short, Grant has an intuitive mind when it comes to developing original ideas/content. A major portion of this book focuses on corporate environments. How to prevent a groupthinking cultures, which stimulates little to no growth, versus an environment where feedback is not only necessary, but crucial for a companies integrity/longevity.
Of course, some of these business environment examples could be used in everyday life by ordinary people. Personally, my favorite portions were when he tackles character development for both adults & children. How leaders had different workflows and managed to maintain emotional control (from unknown scientist who went against the grain - to Martin Luther King Jr literally still penning his I Have A Dream speech as he walked to the podium that day in Washington) through their most intense/incredible moments. He completely debunks common myths people have regarding entrepreneurs and whatnot. Super dope read brehs. Highly freaking recommend.
I haven't read a freaking novel in so long. I'm usually on shyt like the above. Been hard for me to enjoy a novel lately.
Don't remember why or how I stumbled upon this book. Just started it yesterday, only at like page 50, but damn its already great brehs.
Johnson found a way to make it seem like you yourself have experienced the super dark/isolated life Jun Do has faced in North Korea as an "orphan" & later turned tunnel soldier.
