Gamestorming isn’t about gaming, at least not in the traditional sense. It’s a book dedicated to using a gaming model to solve problems and move projects forward in a work environment. Gamestorming provides the reader with a non-traditional tool set, relying heavily on the visual side of working with questions, ideas, and answers. Dave Gray,…
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Why I’m going to buy The Passage by Justin Cronin
Not for me. I missed sleep over this book. I kept finding myself up at 2AM, reading rapidly to get to the next part, and I would then realize I had to pee, at night, in the dark, after having devoured many pages of a book where bad things happen in the dark. That’s how…
Guinness: Celebrating 250 Remarkable Years Review
Purchased via Amazon. What I expected was a short book dedicated to the history of the brewery, brand, and beer. Guinness has a legacy in the beer community. This book takes the reader back to the beginning. We find out who the original Guinness was and are told a story of why it was a…
WORK MORE AND DO LESS – Video Book Review by Chris Brogan
Chris reviews his friend Stever Robbins’ book, Get-It-Done Guy’s 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More (Quick & Dirty Tips).
An Absence So Great by Jane Kirkpatrick – Review
An Absence So Great is Jane Kirkpatrick’s second in this series. It’s a fictionalized biography of Jessie Gaebele, one of Jane’s ancestors. Jessie is a young woman setting out to become an independent studio photographer. She’s not shy about this being her dream but none around her except an estranged fellow photographer support this dream….