My always growing list of books I would like to read includes new rec's, classics, and often referenced. "Five Dysfunctions of a Team" fits the latter. I agree – it's a must read! https://t.co/gpQlZKLvfi

— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 2, 2019

Reading Goleman's classic "Emotional intelligence" provided a framework for 15 years of EQ / Social Emotional Learning.
“In a very real sense we have two minds, one that thinks and one that feels.” https://t.co/WdyGwxHUpH

— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) September 18, 2019

Highly recommended #leadership podcast on #generations & engaging #zgen / emerging workforce:

1) Find specific ways to make their first experience great
2) Provide concrete examples of the performance you expect
3) Give specific, frequent feedback https://t.co/JUpcraTHqc

— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) August 31, 2019

In our coaching group we illuminated #motivations through the lens of the #Enneagram. If you work / live with a #Millennial / #Zgen you may have heard them talk about this personality tool

Review https://t.co/KQ8rO71uO3
Read https…https://t.co/zdq4RIdngb https://t.co/ss9AIlLmiP

— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) August 19, 2019

I am fascinated by #multiplier #leaders like René Redzepi – depicted in "Ants on a Shrimp." This #1 restauranteur:
-attracted top talent
-appealed to their drive to only accept perfection
-identified what each individual is best at https://t.co/C9hJwVeKEs

— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) August 7, 2019

Finished Sowell's 640 pg overview "Basic Economics." Highly recommended to gain understanding of cause / effects.

"Economics is the study of the use of scarce resources that have alternative uses, and how to allocate these resour…https://t.co/Zrp6hPrU1p https://t.co/Qfa1bPJRJT

— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) July 26, 2019