Book Notes

Inspired by a book found unexpectedly on my children’s bookshelf. The other evening, while reading with my four-year-old daughter, I came across something unexpected. When she went to get a drink, I started browsing through the bookshelf filled with my children’s books. Among the colorful covers, one title caught my eye: Success: The Psychology of Achievement  by Deborah Olson, published by DK. At first, I thought it was a children’s book because of its clean design, thick pa

Many of us highlight, underline, or bookmark passages while reading books, but how often do we really put those words into practice? Most...

In my last blog, “ Breaking Barriers by Lifting Others ,”  I shared my learning that supporting one another helps us grow together. During Dr. Hua’s talk, she also highlighted four strategies for breaking the bamboo ceiling: speaking up early and often, building strategic relationships, shaping and elevating your brand, and cultivating visibility. One that stood out to me was cultivating visibility. After her presentation, I picked up The Visibility Mindset  by Bernice Chao a

This post was inspired by an article published in Bits and Pieces  (The Economic Press), which Dale Carnegie cited in his classic book...

It is both exciting and nerve-wracking to start a new job. The first few months are a challenging time, and a lot needs to be learned....

In  The Diary of a CEO ,  Steven Bartlett  identifies five "buckets" that drive long-term success and fulfillment, drawing insights from...