Archive for the ‘Leadership Books’ Category

Innovation Killer: Are you a Zero-Gravity Thinker? – Cynthia Barton Rabe

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

In Cynthia Barton Rabe’s outstanding book, she explains how organizations of all kinds and promote Zero-Gravity Thinking in order to solve all kinds of problems. If you want the low down as to how organizations squash innovation, start with my summary then purchase the book. If you want to know how to avoid the needless killing and suppression of innovative thinking, look no farther than these two vital resources.

Click here to see the summary of The Innovation Killer book.

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Talent is Overrated – Try hard work – Geoff Colvin

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

Geoff Colvin’s book by this title is cited often by writers in the leadership and education business. This book is based on abundant research and explains what deliberate practice is and how anyone can use it to be better even if they don’t become one of the greats. Like other books I summarize, I encourage you to purchase this one for yourself and/or your organization.

Click here to see the summary of this book.

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Transforming School Culture: How to Overcome Staff Division – Anthony Muhammed

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

This book by Anthony Muhammad gives administrators advice on how to deal with four types of teachers who he broadly defines as believers, fundamentalists, survivors, and tweeners. This book came to my attention as it was assigned as summer reading for all of the teachers and administrators in the Binghamton City School District (New York) for summer reading.

Click here to download the summary of Transforming School Culture.
Click here to download Dr. Doug’s take on the book..

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