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5 Leadership Books To Read In June 2023

Even though I believe movies and entertainment are great way to grow your leadership skills, I still want to bring you the best books to increase your leadership knowledge. It’s one of the forms of communication that has long been successful in training leaders.

It’s also one of the reasons I bring you these lists every month. I want you to be consuming great content that will stretch you as a leader. 

With books, you get to dive into the thoughts of current and past leaders. Their wisdom is passed onto you through their works. Why not read them?

This month, I plan to focus on more current books. These leadership books will have been released within the past couple of years.

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5 Leadership Books To Read In May 2023

I regularly get asked what I’m reading or what books would be great for an up-and-coming leader. It’s one of the reasons I provide a new list of 5 books every month.

We’re now entering May 2023. Where did the time go? 

This means it’s time for another entry in the leadership books to-read list. This month, I’m taking a look at great leadership books that can change the way you think. They’ll inspire you to do more than you ever imagined.

Without further ado, here’s your books for May.

5 Leadership Books To Read In May 2023

1. Chasing Failure: How Falling Short Sets You Up for Success by Ryan Leak:

I began to listen to Ryan Leak’s book while on a run. I wasn’t too interested in the topic but soon became fascinated with Leak’s story.  Read more...

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5 Leadership Books To Read In April 2023

Reading, or continuous learning, is something every leader needs to do. That’s why every month I bring you five books to consider reading. These are books by men and women who have been there and done that. They have the experience, knowledge, and practicality to get you from point A to point B.

This month’s list consists of five more great books for leaders. They are enjoyable, easy reads that will take you to the next level. If you don’t enjoy reading physical books, consider picking up an audiobook version. All but one of the books on this list have that option for you!

PS: Read to the end to discover how you can win one of the books on this month’s list.

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5 Books Leaders Need To Read In March 2023

We’ve got to regularly take in new content to continue to grow our skills, talents, and ideas. That’s why I bring you a new list of books to read every month.

I don’t expect you to get through all five, though you may, especially if you listen to audiobooks while you run, bike, or commute to work.

The list is here to help you understand the great books that are available to you. I hope you’ll consider checking out at least one or two of these fantastic leadership books this month.

5 Leadership Books To Read In March 2023

1. The Coach’s Casebook: Mastering the Twelve Traits That Trap Us by Geoff Watts and Kim Morgan:

Authors Geoff Watts and Kim Morgan believe there are 12 traits every coach will encounter in their career. Watts and Morgan want to help you become prepared for these traits and the skills you need to navigate them.  Read more...

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5 Relationship Books For Leaders To Read In February 2023

February is the month of love. With that idea in mind, I thought this month would be a great one to hit on the best relationship books out there.

These books are not only for those in personal relationships. These relationship books will help you in your personal and business relationships.

You’ll be able to read these books, see the throughline, and apply the author’s thoughts to every relationship in your life.

5 Relationship Books For Leaders To Read In February 2023

1. The 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace: Empowering Organizations by Encouraging People by Gary Chapman:

Gary Chapman wrote the bestseller The 5 Love Languages. He’s now taken his work in personal relationships to the marketplace. In The 5 Languages of Appreciation, Chapman wants to help managers and business leaders to understand their people.  Read more...