By @SimonCocking. Reading a book can be great, no flashing notifications, status updates or other distractions. For us, when we pull out a book it is consciously offline, non screen time, to focus on bigger ideas, bigger pictures, and deeper insights. How much longer will this continue? For a while longer we hope there will still be hard copy versions of books published. Here are another 21 that we found to be insightful and useful. Read, compare, contrast, agree, disagree we look forward to hearing from you. Title image from pixabay.
The Frugal Innovator by Charles Leadbeater, inspiration for businesses in 2016
Atlantic Light reviewed. The challenges of photographing the Irish Wild Atlantic Way
Barry M Katz’s Make It New: The History of Silicon Valley Design, reviewed by Alan Dargan
Future crimes and the dark side of technology, reviewed by Ron Immink
“Social Media for your student and graduate job search” by Marielle Kelly
The hard thing about doing hard things, and how it increased my LinkedIn views 900% by Ben Butler
Jack, Business Lessons from life, life lessons from business, author Blaise Brosnan interviewed
Mobile Banking, Evolution or Revolution by Bernardo Nicoletti
How to deliver a killer TEDx talk. A review of “Live your talks” by Jojanneke Van Den Bosch
Review of Sprint by Jake Knapp, How to solve big problems and test new ideas in just 5 days.
Talk is cheap, Digital PR for Startups by Leanne Ross reviewed
Review of The leader’s guide to negotiation by Simon Horton,
Review of Smart Cities as democratic ecologies, edited by Daniel Araya
Change or die, the future for banks and global banking. Chris Skinner’s ValueWeb reviewed
The Business of Sharing, by Alex Stephany, review & interview
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