DAM Good Bookclub - 2020
A look at the great non-fiction books I was able to indulge in for 2020. A wide range of books on economics, investment, leadership, talent, culture. Including some friends here on Linkedin.
Buy Then Build - Walker Diebel
The Right to Write - Julia Cameron
Just Ask - Andy Lopata
Living from Here - Eddie Hypolite
Instagram Rules - Jodie Cook
Superfast: Lead at Speed - Sophie Devonshire
Mindf*ck - Christopher Wylie
The Ungrateful Refugee - Dina Naveri
Company of One - Paul Jarvis
Outrage - Ashley Dotty Charles
Walking the Talk - Carolyn Taylor
The Kabbalah of Money - Rabbi Nilton Bonder
The Little Book of Common Sense Investing - John Bogle
White Fragility - Robin D'Angelo
The Five Dysfunctions of a Team - Patrick Lencioni
Psycho-logical - Dean Burnett
Prisoners of Geography - Tim Marshall
Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging - Afua Hirsch
Rebel Ideas: The Power of Diverse Thinking - Matthew Syed
The Courage to be Disliked - Fumitake Koga and Ichiro Kishimi
The Cult of Personality Testing - Annie Murphy Paul
Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioural Economics - Richard Thaler
The Infinite Game - Simon Sinek
The Untethered Soul - Michael A. Singer
The Talent Delusion - Dr Chamorro-Premuzic
The Art of Saying - Damon Zahariades
Atomic Habits - James Clear
Ego is the Enemy - Ryan Holiday
The Strategy Book - Dr Max McKeown
My favourite book was Atomic Habits. I know people have written about habits before but this was the most impactful for me in 2020. I also became a member of Rebel Book Club which is a monthly subscription club for non-fiction books.
Looking forward to indulging in more for the new year.
Current January pipeline reads include
How to Own the World - Andrew Craig
The Body Keeps the Score - Bessel van Der Kolk
The Art of Gathering - Priya Parker
Curious as to what others have read last year and what impact it had on them.
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3 年david mcqueen so many of my favourites on here. Thank you for sharing The body keeps the score is one of my top reads from last year. If you haven't already read it My Grandmother's Hands by RESMAA MENAKEM is an incredible book to ad to your list for this year.
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3 年Great stack David! Good to have you on-board at RBC. Yes, Atomic Habits is a stand-out in the personal development book crowd.
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3 年One fiction book I read last year that I would recommend is Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi.Like you Atomic Habits was my most impactful non fiction read.Read it as part of a bookclub I host . I love it so much that I am reading again and running interactive workshops with my reading community
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3 年I have been reading whatever Martin Farrar Ph.D. recommends - recently If Then by Jill Lepore that looks at the beginnings of behavioural science and big data - but do need to check out your list for great reads in 2021!