On the night stand
A couple of notable books I'd highly recommend you add to your reading list.
My friend Leonard Brody's latest book is now out in paperback, and it's a cracking read. Titled: Everything I Needed to Know About Business...I Learned from a Canadian, the book features a series of fascinating and eminently readable essays from Canadian business luminaries such as Jeff Skoll (eBay co-founder), Nick Graham (Joe Boxer co-founder and "Chief Underwear Officer"), Paul Tellier (Bombardier, CN Railways, etc.), Bonnie Fuller (Glamour, Cosmopolitan, etc.), architect Moshe Safdie, and many others.
It's engaging, entertaining, educational, and a snip at $17.49 on Amazon.ca. And as all the proceeds are going to Junior Achievement Canada, you can have a great read and feel all warm and noble about it at the same time.
Also, I just finished reading one of my birthday presents, Malcolm Gladwell's astonishing Blink. One of those rare books that I found I had to stop and put aside every couple of pages, just to soak in the revelations and insights Gladwell reveals. Buy it.
My friend Leonard Brody's latest book is now out in paperback, and it's a cracking read. Titled: Everything I Needed to Know About Business...I Learned from a Canadian, the book features a series of fascinating and eminently readable essays from Canadian business luminaries such as Jeff Skoll (eBay co-founder), Nick Graham (Joe Boxer co-founder and "Chief Underwear Officer"), Paul Tellier (Bombardier, CN Railways, etc.), Bonnie Fuller (Glamour, Cosmopolitan, etc.), architect Moshe Safdie, and many others.
It's engaging, entertaining, educational, and a snip at $17.49 on Amazon.ca. And as all the proceeds are going to Junior Achievement Canada, you can have a great read and feel all warm and noble about it at the same time.
Also, I just finished reading one of my birthday presents, Malcolm Gladwell's astonishing Blink. One of those rare books that I found I had to stop and put aside every couple of pages, just to soak in the revelations and insights Gladwell reveals. Buy it.
