I've been really into books lately and most books that I purchased are all about self-helps and how to improve one's self. Yea! I'm really serious in improving myself... not only in emotional, physical aspects but also how to improve the way I interact with people and also to my future team.
So, ladies and gentlemen... I give you, Building Successful Teams. A book written by Bill Butterworth.
Bill Butterworth is a sought-after speaker in venues throughout North America. A highly regarded author, Bill has written books on topics ranging from sports to psychology and self-help issues; he's been a columnist, editor, and script writer. Bill lives with his wife, Kathi, in Newport Beack, California.
This book is about how to maximize your team and its effectiveness. We, of course want to look at the needs of our teammates feel, the barriers to teamwork, and the great traits of effective teams. With humor-laced storytelling, Bill Butterworth make the basics of teamwork easy to grasp and put to work.
This book is designed to be read in one short plane ride - or over a hot cup of coffee or two. It's a quick read, a fast study, a mental battery charge to jump-start our thinking. But the author did mentioned that we should be warned: even though it's small, it could change the way we view our team and teamwork forever... which is, by the way, is true. Every member of the team has a very important roles and each of them shouldn't feel disregarded.
There's no telling what you'll take away when you read on the fly.
I bought this book in National Book Store (online) and it cost Php 145.00 only.
self-help books come in handy when you rely on them but still, experience is the best teacher. :)
ReplyDeleteMy BIL could use this. I'll tell him to look for this book.
ReplyDeletesure this is a good read. i am also into books, infact i wanted to build my own library..lol-- I'll try to try this oneday :)
ReplyDeleteThis is one great book, little sis. And it's available in National Bookstore! I'll check this out this weekend. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis should be a book that should be included in team activities as it can inspire them to work as a group.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good book to read. Kaso, parang kulang na ang 24 hours ko to insert even a couple of minutes to read one. Hayz, sana 48 hours in a day.
ReplyDeleteMust be one good read. I'd love to get hold of one :-)
ReplyDeletethis is perfect for me, I'd go find one.. thanks for sharing this book :)
ReplyDeletethis is one nice book to read, so i could get informed on what to do, in order to get a successful career.
ReplyDeleteReading a book while on a plane works for me. So that I will avoid counting the number of hours.
ReplyDeletesounds like a good book to read..I'm currently reading the house on the prairie.
ReplyDeletesounds like a good read...:) and great to read books like this, help us learn more and be ready to face the real world. i agree with Cher, experience and being into it are really best teacher. goodluck dear. :)
ReplyDeleteI am opposite since I do not like reading books I do have lots of experiences in life that I learn a lot of lessons hehe.
ReplyDeleteBoy!! It's been a very long while since I've read a book. Hayy... Perhaps, it's REALLLLLYY time to go back ot reading.
ReplyDeleteI salute you for taking into consideration buying books to improve yourself. I rarely heard of that, it is good to know you have that kind of attitude. Keep it up and God Bless!
ReplyDeletereally cheap to learn more, good choice Marie
ReplyDeleteSounds like a very educational book at marami ka matututuhan!
ReplyDeleteIt's been awhile since I read a good book. This one seems interesting and a good one.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you're into heavy stuff readings these days...have lots of ebooks, reference materials sya ang fiction...but I'm reading the fiction mostly...Need something light and relaxing hehehe
ReplyDeletethis looks like a very interesting book to read. i am into books as well but not like this kind, im more on novels. =D. i hope this book will help u!
ReplyDeletethis looks interesting. must-read specially for those "in position"
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