Here’s my list of the Top Ten Most Influential Books that I’ve read during 2011.
1 Obliquity
John Kay, Obliquity: Why Our Goals Are Best Achieved Indirectly, Profile Books, London, 2010. This book validated that how I get things done is okay and probably intuitively the right way for me to get things done. Complete Review of Obliquity Buy Obliquity on Amazon
Simon Sinek, Start With Why, Portfolio by Penguin, London, 2009. This book inspired me to be inspired and taught me how to do it simply, easily and daily. For personal and business usefulness.
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Nancy Duarte, Resonate: Present Visual Stories That Transform Audiences, John Wiley and Sons, New Jersey, 2010. This books inspired me to create better visual stories in all the work that I do.
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9 Webinar Smarts
Gihan Perera; Webinar Smarts: Power Secrets of Engaging, Profitable Webinars. This book was one of the reasons behind the success of my webinars this year. Big picture ideas and practical applications!
Complete Review of Webinar Smarts
10 Kokoda
Peter Fitzsimons, Kokoda: Australia’s most important battle; Hachette Australia; Sydney; 2004. This book changed my view of Australia, my view of our history and my place in the world. Complete Review of Kokoda
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