I loved learning about ways to inject more creativity into my work, and how to think about getting the most from myself and the team around me. There are some really interesting anecdotes around really influential parts of pop culture and history.

This is a revealing look into how modern groups are able to control the media for their benefit. It opened my eyes and made me critically question more of what I see and read, but also apply some tactics for the benefit of my own projects.

Classic Bennet tale. Full of adventure, suspense and surprise.

The Grisham novel that got me hooked.

Kickstarted one of my training schedules and helped me rethink how I fuel my body.

Such an interesting topic, and a creative way to unwrap a story.

Dr. Siegel does an amazing job writing books that parents can easily use in their day to day parenting. This is a classic book for parents that want to be more mindful in their parenting.

Oliver Sacks. Enough said...

In my child psychology practice I am asked constantly about the best and most effective way to employ consequences. There are helpful ways to do it and there are not-helpful (and potentially harmful) ways to do it. Great book with practical examples.

Brené Brown speaks beautifully about the power of vulnerability and how it is an opportunity to change and grow.