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A deep dive into an excellent book and how to apply it to make your work, sport and life more awesome.
Iggy Perillo, WSL Leadership hosts Books Applied Podcast, a arts show with 66 episodes published.
Enjoy this wide-ranging conversation with Julie Fogh on what this young adult novel has to tell us about leadership, authenticity, and the world. Learn more about Julie's powerful work at: https://www.vitalvoicetraining.
This book will deepen your understanding of your emotions and how to change their trajectory. This conversation with Zoie Newman highlights the most useful skills from the book that you can put to use right now.
Even if you don't have life-or-death negotiations regularly, the thoughtful strategies in this book will show you how to become an excellent empathetic communicator who gets more done with others. Terra King and I discus
Loretta J. Ross' excellent book Calling In gives both a theoretical framework for when to call someone in (vs a call out) and detailed steps and considerations for how to do it well. Along the way, she shares wisdom from
Moving people to do something is a tricky proposition. If you try too hard, you come off as the worst incarnation of a sleezy salesperson, and that doesn't work. To learn specifically what to do instead, check out this p
When Radical Candor exploded onto the business world in 2017, the story was that this book justified and celebrated the effectiveness of being an a-hole to your people. "Candor" was the code for "being mean," and it was
Caring for other people who are experiencing trauma can cause a trauma exposure response in us. In Trauma Stewardship, Laura van Dernoot Lipsky and Connie Burk dive into the warning signs for trauma exposure and how to r
Jo Linden and I discuss the mentor mindset, what it is, and how to do it well, based on the book 10 to 25 by David Yeager. It turns out that the problem with young people today is that older people didn't do their homewo
Effy and I talk about Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara and its lessons for how to be deeply of service to others. Also, Effy defends working in retail, and Iggy enjoys discovering the more nuanced and effective a
There are many reasons why I was late to pick-up Untamed by Glennon Doyle (I mention them specifically in the episode). I'm glad I did (eventually) so I could have this animated conversation with the always sharp Daava M
Learn how to convey more warmth, competence, and charisma as Jenn T. Grace and I discuss the book Cues by Vanessa Van Edwards. This book describes the exact things you can say and do to have your desired impact on the pe
This engaging book by Georgia Cloepfil gives an insider look into professional women's sports at the not-quite-ultra-elite level. In conversation with Skippy Steve, we explore the challenges and rewards of Georga's exper
Remember the it-only-takes-10,000-hours-to-be-an-expert craze? This book is by the guy (Anders Ericsson)who did the research on how to become an expert that was misinterpreted and started all the hullabaloo. The book cla
Dan Heath created a ton of additional resources and info for this book. You can find these treasures at danheath.com/reset, and for resources for each chapter in the book, go to danheath.com/reset-links. Happy learning!
This book could have devolved into a bucket-list-frenzy for how to maximize the 4000 weeks we each have to live. Instead it looks at how to live well in the time we do have. Erika Cooley and I talk about how this book ha
Erica and I discuss the eminently readable Finding the Mother Tree. This book by Suzanne Simard describes her journey as a forest researcher and her surprising (to everyone more than herself) findings. Along the way, we
This book can radically reduce stress and conflict in your interpersonal relationships. The Five Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life by Bill Eddy is a book that will help you make sense of those difficult people and c
There are more than winners and losers in every conflict - there is a third side. Enjoy this quick survey of a book with ideas I use very, very frequently when creating new and improved conflict response processes with l
Is there a note-taking strategy that will change your thinking and make it easy to write multiple books a year? How to Take Smart Notes makes this claim (and more!). This conversation with Kathleen Gabriel gets to the bo
Holding Change is a book about how to thoughtfully facilitate and mediate so one can create profound change. In this episode, my sensational friend Jayne Nucete and I explore the nuances of this book and how it impacts h
Loretta J. Ross
Black Feminist, activist, professor, author
1 appearance on this show
Loretta J. Ross
Black Feminist, activist, professor, author
1 appearance on this show
Effy
Professional Wrestler
1 appearance on this show
Vanessa Van Edwards
leading human behavior researcher, bestselling author, founder · Science of People
1 appearance on this show
Jenn T Grace
Publish Your Purpose
1 appearance on this show
Jenn T. Grace
Author, Speaker, and Professional Lesbian · Publish Your Purpose
1 appearance on this show
Steve Price
Australia correspondent · BWP-Inspire
1 appearance on this show
Dan Heath
senior fellow at Duke University’s CASE center, founder of ThinkWell, 4-time NY Times bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
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