Category: Books
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Read the Book of Uncomfortable Truths (But Only 1f You Wanna Get Triggered)
How about some uncomfortable truths? Bill Masur – @futureinmindd – has written a controversial book. And I’m kinda impressed because it started out as a series of controversial tweets which he then turned into his book. It was a cool and interesting process which I watched happening in real time. *** NEWSFLASH *** Get a…
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How To Not F*ck Up Your Brand: A Guide To Building Your Brand
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Read my review of Ryan Felman’s super cool eBook – How To Not F*ck Up Your Brand: A Guide To Building Your Brand
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How do you train your brain to become stronger? Uncommon Mentality by Chance Lunceford
Uncommon Mentality. How to think like no one else. A madman’s guide to unlocking your genius. Review by Graeme Smith.
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Business Model Generation
What is a business model? How do I create, design or fix a business model?
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I just published a short story on Amazon
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I’m getting the hang of this Kindle Direct Publishing thang. As part of the experiment I’ve resurrected some short stories I wrote a few years ago. You can download my the first one here on Amazon…! Here’s the blurb: Juan Castillo’s Other Name is a tale of neurosis and delusion caused by a troubled childhood,…
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Motion Leadership: The Skinny on Becoming Change Savvy
This is a skinny book. And in it, MIchael Fullan – a Canadian expert on educational reform – sets out the “skinny” on how to move people through the change required to improve learning within educational organisations.
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How to increase your knowledge of Maori literacy in one easy read: Te Marae
This short book by Hiwi and Pat Tauroa is an excellent introduction and summary of what happens on the marae including the various stages that visitors are led through during the powhiri process.
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You Are Not a Gadget: A Manifesto
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Jaron Lanier is my guru… He thinks that I’m not a gadget and this book – which is his first – is a rant against the negative effects of technology including the internet.
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Michael King’s Being Pakeha Now
After reading Being Pakeha Now: Reflections and Recollections of a White Native I found it quite amazing that up until a few years ago I had no real conception of who Michael King is – or rather was, given his unexpected and rather untimely death in a freak motoring accident in March 2004. Apparently, his car…