All three best reads provide insights into better leadership, but each book serves a different purpose. Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection, a new book from The Power of Habit author Charles Duhigg, explores how conversations work and how we can learn to be better communicators.
And on a different note, I recommend Do More Good: Moving Nonprofits from Good to Growth by Bill McKendry and Kathleen Sindorf. This book is essential reading for nonprofit leaders who want to expand their organization’s reach and brand impact (after reading, you might want to give your marketing and development leads their own copy).
You might be familiar with Ray Dalio’s book Principles but have you seen his book Principles: Your Guided Journal? It provided guidance and insights for creating your own principles.
And if you are ready for a fourth recommendation, check out recently released, Glad We Met: The Art and Science of 1:1 Meetings by Steven G. Rogelberg, certain to enhance your one-on-one meeting skills (and likely, for other types of meetings too).
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