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I think I learn as much if not more about innovation and human nature in reading old westerns as I do in reading futuristic sci-fi

Having seen both movies before reading it was hard not to visualize scenes but still really well dine

paused

put it down and paused it for a few months

Competence = TASKS
Talents
Attitudes
Skills
Knowledge
Style
Increase by:
-run with strengths (and purpose)
-keep yourself relevant
-know where you are going

"there are no uninteresting things, only uninterested people." Lord Chesterton....improve yourself every DAY

Before bed reading, this is gonna take a while unless I start going to bed earlier...

evening reading book...might take a while but good so far

Yesterday, core 1-integrity:
1. congruence
2. humility
3. courage
Increase by
1. making and keeping commitments to self
2. stand for something
3. be open

Today, core 2-intent
1. motive
2. agenda
3. behavior
Increase by
1. examine and refine motives
2. declare your intent
3. choose abundance

Such a good book. After recently reading Legacy, Culture Code and Team of Teams (last year) I would add this to the essential top 10 of leadership books.

listening to books is a great way to "read" more, but I really need to get these on my kindle or hard copy so I can make notes and reference. PW Singer is a good author and I look forward to reading more of his books.

Added about 10 books on my "too read" pile. Vowed to get my kids reading classic sci-fi waaaay earlier than I did.

I should have read this a long time ago. It would pair well with Paul Scharre's new book, Army of None.

Well written, well read. Thanks for interviewing the author Mick Cook.

Really looking forward to this. Put it on hold b/c the narration was AWFUL!

This is already a book that goes in the "get hardcopy" list.