Analytical synthesist
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When reporter Anna is sacked from the newsroom, she limps home for sympathy from her …
A bit light and frothy, but enjoyable if you like rom-com (and I do). Almost a roman-a-clef …
If you prefer physical books, the paperback is on its way.
A slice of history written in song lyrics and live gigs, against a background of political corruption and suppression … one person's journey through Brisbane at a seminal time for both he and the city, and both appear to be better for the experience.
As Michelle quipped, this is the second romance I've read this year (the first of course being Goodbye Newsroom).
Train Guy is a light enough read, but there are good characters well-drawn, a believable story and (for me) some very recognisable locales. Simple maybe, but its simplicity is charming.
Game theory and business seem to be uncomfortable bedfellows … Sinek tries to show that there is a different and better mindset for running our companies. I've worked in businesses that are more than 170 years old … rather than looking for quick returns with short-term thinking, we should be making decisions that help the business survive for another 170 years.
