10 Non-Business Books That Will Motivate and Inspire You in the Office
If you checked out our recent article about professional development books, then I’m sure that your reading list has already grown significantly. Sure, business and…
If you checked out our recent article about professional development books, then I’m sure that your reading list has already grown significantly. Sure, business and…
“Reading the stories of how people were treated so poorly just because of their religion broke my heart. Then there was the realization that maybe things aren't so much different today. All in all, it is a really good book.” --Lori L., Executive Assistant
“A short collection of stories, memories, and life lessons. Great things can happen in life by simply showing up!” --Corrine A., Senior Executive Assistant
“I am currently reading this since it only came out Tuesday. I bought the book because I am a total Geek and LOVE LOVE LOVE Felicia Day. Her story is so inspiring. She describes how her strange upbringing and struggles with crippling anxiety and depression impact everything she does and yet has come out on top as ‘Queen of the Geeks’. Amazing woman.” --Chandra M., Executive Assistant
“Any kind of book about gratitude can give one a fresh perspective. I like the book by John Kralik, 365 Thank Yous. It is a very easy going quick read. Nothing majorly astounding but there was something about it that I really liked. It made me reflect and give thanks for everything that I should be grateful for.” --Denise S., Assistant to VP
"Even in the most hopeless and darkest of times, this writer shows you that everything is a choice and you are the captain of your own ship." --Kiyomi M., Office Ninja
"Cheryl Strayed delivers the hard truth about love, life, and humanity with such validation and tender gentleness; her words are poetry." --Kiyomi M., Office Ninja
"Even in the face of death and cruel torture, Viktor demonstrates living with dignity, having a positive mindset, and looking toward the future." --Kiyomi M., Office Ninja
“I read Tuesdays with Morrie in my teens and that book inspired me to create my own culture.” --Carlo I., Director of Workplace Experience