Recommended Books

Andrew Grove, former CEO of Intel, provides a comprehensive framework for managers to increase their output and the productivity of everyone they manage.

Dr. Bradberry, believes that emotional intelligence (EQ) isn't just a set of inborn traits but a collection of skills that can be learned and strengthened through habit formation.

In a world rapidly being reshaped by technology, businesses need to fundamentally change how they operate to remain competitive or risk being left behind.

This book builds on the concept of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and extends it to teams.

Book presents Emotional Intelligence (EQ) as a crucial skillset for success, often surpassing IQ and technical skills.

Brené Brown, a researcher specializing in vulnerability and shame, challenges the idea that we must strive for perfection to be worthy of love and belonging.

Emotional Bullshit. Purchase on the website of The Nexus Initiative, a boutique executive coaching practice.

Goleman argues that while traditional IQ is important, EQ is often a better predictor of success in life, both personally and professionally.

De Mello, a Jesuit priest and spiritual teacher, cuts through illusions to challenge our basic assumptions about reality and our place in it.