Random Technology Ramblings

Troy is a buddy that started Pelotonics a cool project & group management site. He produced this book which is a very cool short read.

This was an interesting read and changed how I would run any project.

I am not much of a fan of ?war? books but looking to get some perspective on our current conflicts I picked this one up. Andrew provides some terrific insight. A second book in this same genre that provided additional context was The Middle East ~ Bernard Lewis.

Wow is what I say, each time I read this book. I can?t believe how much I get out of it!
Note: it looks like there is a new and expanded version of this book but I have not read it but if you are getting it new I would check it out.

This is quite an interesting read. My father had given it to me a while back but I had not found the time to sit down and read it until now. I highly recommend it to anyone who is trying to implement something new inside of an existing organization.

All I can say is from the day at BarCamp LA where Heather introduced me to this book in her amazing session on GTD I have tried to live the GTD way (often failing). This book has helped me tremendously!

I can?t say enough about this book. I read this book for the first time when my wife was getting her sociology degree. In fact, I read all of her books when she was in school and this one and one from her Fundamental Forms of Religion class were the most interesting books from her four years at school (for me at least). I reread this one every few years to simply remind me why we humans do the stupid things we do!