Talent Is Never Enough
John C. Maxwell
Talent Is Never Enough explores the choices one must make to go beyond their talent. Discover the thirteen key choices that can be made to maximize any person’s talent.
Talent Is Overrated
Geoffrey Colvin
An exploration of what truly drives exceptional performance, challenging the conventional wisdom of innate talent and revealing the power of deliberate practice. Discover the secrets behind world-class achievement and unlock your own potential for greatness.
Talking to God
Julia Cameron
Explore a path to deeper creativity and connection to the divine through the art of prayer. This book guides you to examine your God concept, create a supportive relationship with a Higher Power, and use tools like Morning Pages and Artist Dates to unlock your creative potential and find guidance in your daily life.
Teach Like Your Hair's on Fire
Rafe Esquith
An inspirational guide to teaching from Rafe Esquith, a dedicated teacher who shares his methods and madness inside Room 56. Discover how to create a classroom environment where students thrive academically and personally, and learn to teach with passion and dedication.
Tell Me More
Kelly Corrigan
In 'Tell Me More,' Kelly Corrigan explores the complexities of communication and relationships through a series of heartfelt essays. With wit and wisdom, she delves into the challenges of expressing difficult truths, navigating family dynamics, and finding meaning in life's most poignant moments. From the joys of motherhood to the pain of loss, Corrigan's stories resonate with honesty and vulnerability, inviting readers to reflect on their own experiences and embrace the power of connection.
Ten Truths About Creative
Danielle Krysa
A guide to help creative individuals overcome inner critics, blocks, and other obstacles to unlock their full creative potential. It offers practical advice, relatable stories, and actionable strategies to foster a more fulfilling and productive creative life.
Thank You for Arguing
Jay Heinrichs
A guide to the art of persuasion, drawing on examples from Aristotle to Homer Simpson, to teach readers how to win arguments, influence people, and achieve their goals.
Thanks for the Feedback
Douglas Stone
An insightful guide on how to effectively receive feedback, manage emotional triggers, and utilize criticism for personal and professional growth. It explores the dynamics of feedback conversations and provides tools for skillful engagement, even when the feedback seems unfair or poorly delivered.