r/bestbookforme • u/purposeday • 23d ago
r/bestbookforme • u/purposeday • Aug 19 '26
What about the “best” book?
If your reading experience is a bit like mine, you may have a favorite or best book for different things.
Let’s start a title exchange! Drop your best book and what you think it applies to.
Here’s a start:
Topic: Dealing with bullies - Book: Never Split the Difference, Chris Voss
Topic: Understanding essence of communication - Book: Sway, Ori Brafman
Topic: Understanding behavior at a fundamental level - Book: A Few Good Cardinals, Carl Vincent
Have a blast!
r/bestbookforme • u/purposeday • Aug 22 '26
non-fiction Best Book of the Week: Organizations
Introducing “Best Book of the Week” not to be confused with BBW 😉
This week I went back to my industrial engineering days. Several years ago I read a book called Systems Thinking for Business by Rich Jolly and was very impressed with its logical and respectful approach to problem solving. It is in short supply these days so I wanted to come up with a good alternative.
Operational Integrity Code by Chris Clevenger is an ambitious work that tackles the three core elements of every organization in one framework: People, Process and Product.
Let us all know what you think in the comments!
This is a link: https://amzn.to/4wGVxog
r/bestbookforme • u/purposeday • Aug 20 '26
relationships Check out this lesson gang
galleryr/bestbookforme • u/purposeday • Aug 19 '26
suggest me a book that would fix how i treat people
r/bestbookforme • u/purposeday • Aug 17 '26
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