Books
Discover book recommendations that inspire leadership, innovation, and personal growth. In this section, I share insightful reviews and takeaways from influential books that fuel my passion for technology, business strategy, and self-improvement. Whether you're looking for fresh ideas in tech, guidance on team dynamics, or inspiration for personal development, these curated reads are designed to elevate your thinking and drive success. Dive in and expand your knowledge with my latest favorites!
Book Review: Brothers by Alex Van Halen
Rock history unleashed! Dive into Alex Van Halen's *Brothers*—the untold story behind Van Halen's rise & chaos!
Book Review: Capture or Kill by Vince Flynn
*Capture or Kill* by Vince Flynn delivers thrilling action, deep characters, and an amazing behind-the-scenes look at Bin Laden’s capture.
Book Review: Fire and Bones by Kathy Reichs
Gripping and vivid, Kathy Reichs' *Fire and Bones* is a must-read mystery that brings locations to life—Google Maps at the ready!
Book Review: The Making of the October Crisis by D’Arcy Jenish
Explore *The Making of the October Crisis*, D’Arcy Jenish's deep dive into a pivotal moment in Canadian history that reshaped national identity.
Book Review: Fire and Bones by Kathy Reichs
In Fire and Bones, Kathy Reichs shifts focus from forensic detail to character depth, delivering a captivating thriller set in Washington, DC, while keeping Temperance Brennan's love life intriguingly subdued.
I Have A Deep FOMO Issue
A deep peak behind the curtain on the intrigue of crypto and the fear of FOMO
More Than Just a Spare
Beneath the captivating anecdotes lies a subtle exploration of profound themes – a study on the enduring effects of long-term grief and untreated PTSD when left unchecked.
You F'king Owe You
"You Owe You" by Dr. Eric Thomas is an incredibly empowering book that delivers a much-needed message in today's world.
The Charge by Brendon Burchard
"The Charge" is a motivational book that aims to inspire readers to live a fully charged life.
Data Cartels by Sarah Lamdan
My reading of "Data Cartels" written by Sarah Lamdan has been, I'm sorry to say, a painful six months in the making, even for an avid reader like me.
A Canadian Prime Minister
To even suggest the fact that Pierre Elliott Trudeau was communist and subverted Canada for 16 years is ridiculous.