July Resource Roundup 📚
What to read, listen to, and watch, in one place.
Here’s the next monthly Resource Roundup — the best of what I’ve been listening to, reading, and watching in July.
I hope there’s something here that sparks your curiosity.
In case you missed it.
We’re all busy and there’s a lot to read, so…
Here’s a roundup of what I shared on Business/Women on the five Wednesdays in July:
📚 Three books currently on deck.
”The Bombshell: A Novel” — by Darrow Farr
“John and Paul: A Love Story in Songs” — by Ian Leslie
“Open to Desire: The Truth About What the Buddha Taught” — listening to the audiobook narrated by the author, Mark Epstein (link above to the e-book)
📝 Worth reading.
“What is fractional leadership, and why is it booming now?” — by Sara Daw via Fast Company (“The traditional C-suite model isn’t for everyone.)
This is a guest post on The Hyphen by Emma Gannon written by Bree Groff and is potentially life-changing (it had an impact on me).
I wrote about this topic back in March in “On the benefits of (good) stress” and both are worth a read.
A poem by David Whyte (suggestion: read it out loud, slowly).
Read Suleika Jaouad’s weekly musing and then scroll down to the prompt — an excerpt from Magsamen’s and Ross’s book Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transform Us.
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