Got a new job in May so slowed me down, but got through around 8 this year.<p>I&#x27;m a Lencioni fan:<p>Death by Meeting --  Describes 3 types of meetings<p>Getting Naked -- Describes how to consult<p>I&#x27;m also a Marshall Goldsmith fan:<p>What Got You Here Won&#x27;t Get You There -  Once you get beyond a Director level with some mistakes, read this book<p>Mojo, How to Get It, How To Keep It - Another &quot;look yourself in the mirror&quot; book<p>Also:<p>21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership  - John Maxwell. A little prod to act more like a leader.<p>Ready Player One -- Ernest Cline, Great Young Adult Book.  Escapist fantasy.<p>Every Shot Counts -- Mark Broady, Statistical Look At Golf, but has some smell of Kahnemann<p>To Kill A Mockingbird -- Timeless Classic I Never Got To.  Loved Atticus.  I won&#x27;t read a Watchman if it spoils my view of what Atticus was all about.<p>Started But Not Finished:<p>Business Dynamics Thinking -- Sterman (out of MIT). I need to take off work to read this &#x27;cause it is so massive.  Basically it is control theory applied to business modelling.  However, I am convinced if somebody can apply these models, it really is the best competitive advantage.  However, too people willing to stick with it.<p>How to Measure Anything -- Douglas Hubbard.  Sort of makes me mad because it is so commonsense, yet most businesses don&#x27;t apply this commonsense approach.