Success is built on ideas—ideas that challenge, inspire, and push us forward. I am constantly searching for books, podcasts, and articles that shape the way I think about business, leadership, and growth. Words That Build is my curated collection of the best insights I have come across—resources that I believe are worth your time. Whether it is a book that reframes strategy, a podcast that sparks creativity, or an article that challenges conventional thinking, my goal is to share content that helps you build something lasting.
Check back regularly for new recommendations, and let me know if there is something great I should add to the list.
Book Recommendations
How Will You Measure Your Life by Clayton Christensen, 2017
This seminal book explores how principles of business strategy can be applied to personal fulfillment, career satisfaction, and strong relationships. Drawing from his Harvard Business School teachings, Christensen provides a framework for making intentional choices that lead to long-term success and happiness, emphasizing purpose, integrity, and investment in the things that truly matter.
Slow Productivity by Cal Newport, 2024
Cal Newport advocates for a more sustainable approach to work by focusing on fewer tasks, working at a natural pace, and prioritizing quality over speed. By rejecting the culture of constant busyness, Newport encourages deep, meaningful work that leads to long-term success without burnout.
The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch, 2008
A powerful reflection on life, legacy, and the importance of pursuing dreams, based on the lecture he gave after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. Through personal stories and life lessons, Pausch encourages readers to embrace curiosity, perseverance, and gratitude, reminding us to make the most of our time and leave a meaningful impact.
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