Saturday, December 21, 2019

5 new books Im reading to boost my career and life this fall

5 new books Im reading to boost my career and life this fall5 new books Im reading to boost my career and life this fallYou know Im a book-lover, but this past summer I havent been able to read too many new books because Ive beenwriting my own So this fall I have some catching up to do The good news is, there are so many great new career books out Ive got quite the reading list on my nightstand already.Here are 5 books on my must-read list this fallSome are by gal pals like Maxie McCoy, favorite authors like Brene Brown, and some are delightful new finds. I hope youll join me as I devour these books, page-by-page. And I welcome your recommendations on books youve been loving lately, tooWell That Escalated Quickly by Franchesca RamseyIve been following Franchesca ever since her viral Sh-t Girls White Girls Say to Black Girls video took the internet by storm. This book her very first is in many ways the story of what happened since then. Her subtitle sums it up bestMemoirs and Mista kes of An Accidental Activist.Im excited to hear Franchescas perspective on call-out culture and sharing your voice on the Internet. This topic hits home, especially as Im pushing myself to be more vocal about my politics and personal life online.Youre Not Lost by Maxie McCoyMaxie and I go back to Bossed Ups very beginning. Odds are, youve heardher recent interviewandboss tipon theBossed Up podcast, too. Her book is really for people who find themselves at an inflection point or proverbial fork in the road.As Ive evolved my business over the years, there are plenty of months when Im struggling to find my way. Im excited to hear how Maxie guides readers like me through that fog and into the light.Work Party by Jaclyn JohnsonTo be honest, I dont know Jaclyn Johnson well at all. But its hard to miss what a major player shes become in the womens conference scene. Her company,Create Cultivate, took the conference circuit by storm with celebrity-laden, made-for-Instagram events that take millennial pink to a whole new level.I wanna hear the backstory and learn what motivates this media maven, which is what her book is all about.A Year Off by Alexandra and David BrownInour recent community survey, you inspired me to think more about how travel fits into the Bossed Up lifestyle. Having taken my first trip out of the country in 10 years () toColombia with my motherthis past March, I know exactly how profound taking time off can be. And like so many of you, I want a helluva lot more of it.Thats why this new book about a couple who quit their jobs, walked away from their day-to-day lives, and traveled for an entire year together is SO intriguing to me First tipped off by the fabulously talentedAnn Shen on Instagram, I was delighted to discover a new book thats one parte travel guide, one part travel essays and photos, and one part memoir. It covers the practical how-tos on how to fund a year of travel, as well as telling the story of how these two people who only knew e ach other for a few months decided to make this daring move together.Dare to Lead by Brene BrownIs it me or is Brene Brown like a modern day fairy godmother? Shes so wise and comforting, and yet she challenges us to evolve and grow all at the same time. I just love her.As such, her previous books are always on my round-up reading lists (especiallyDaring GreatlyandThe Gifts of Imperfection, which I can say without exaggerating they changed my life). But Im especially thrilled to see shes finally wading directly into the world of leadership and culture change thats my jamIn the era of leadership we find ourselves in now, we could all use a few lessons from this real-talkin Texan. I cant wait to hear her take on the issues I find myself thinking about a lot culture change, leading with courage, and creating organizations where all people can thrive.Whats on your reading list this fall?Id love to hear from you in the comments below. What books do you recommend I add to my list? Do you want to read along with me? If so, perhaps I can do some Insta lives later this quarter talking through my reviews of these rad reads. Let me know what you think in the comments below Disclaimer Im excited to read all the books detailed here, which is why Im recommending them. That said, some of the offers above also include Amazon affiliate links, which means at no cost to you, I may earn money when you click through to make purchase.This article first appeared onBossed Up.

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