Everyone loves a good book. This applies to business owners looking to find a new perspective or some grounding. How can they apply what they learn in a particular genre to their professional life? Some people may enjoy immersing themselves in novels.
in D CEO In our May issue, we asked seven North Texas leaders to name a book they think everyone should read. Here's what they had to say:
“american cities Written by Jane Jacobs stands the test of time and provides an understanding of how design and infrastructure impact urban life and quality of life. America's future lies in our cities. We need to ensure that it is rebuilt with people in mind. This is especially true in Dallas. In less than 15 years, our subway will be bigger than Chicago's subway. We have an opportunity today to embrace this growth as a boon and build the infrastructure needed to lift as many people as possible. ”
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“competent manager The book by Peter Drucker helped me focus on what I could do with my time and resources. When your needs are greater than your available resources, you must get creative to be effective. ”
Florencia vs. Fortner, Consiglio
“Leaving the bark peeled: Memories of journalist LBJ and his life in the news media Written by Neil Spels. His story is fascinating, but never told before. If you love history, politics, or just Texas, you'll love this book. ”
clayton webb sunwest communications
“shoe dog Written by Phil Knight, it tells the story of how a small company selling funny-looking running shoes became one of the biggest names in sports retail. This book is a must-read for small business owners who dream of growing into a great company. ”
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“A road less traveled Written by Dr. M. Scott Peck. There is an inseparable relationship between pain, love, and growth. We are wired to try to avoid pain. We push it away, treat it, and do almost anything to avoid it. ”
Gene Bethen Bradley
“the body keeps track of the score Written by Bessel van der Kolk. He teaches about the ripple effects of trauma, how the body stores trauma, and how the psychological industry is divided when it comes to treating these issues with medications and therapies. ”
Sana Said, Arin Media
“Can we agree to disagree? Co-authored by Sabine Landolt and Agathe Laurent, it shares scenarios from two different cultural perspectives and offers suggestions for both sides. It's very interesting to see the world through other people's eyes. ”
Frank M. Castola, Eviden
