It’s a proven fact that once we know better we will often do better, so it is with this understanding we believe it’s our responsibility as an organization to share great information with the general public, and with everyone that comes in contact with the NeXT Basketball Foundation. We believe in order to lead you must first read. He is a skeptic and loves reading his books. But a weekly trip to your local library is an almost surefire way to increase your knowledge and your effectiveness in business settings.” We at NeXT agree with Ms Lebowitz’s written words, as well as, the spoken words of J.D. A well-educated science student determined to learn the secrets of alchemy by learning from a true alchemist. Thus, the author concludes: The greatest laboratory in which to practice this type of alchemy is the local congregation. Obviously, there’s no one secret to becoming wildly successful. Meanwhile, Scotty McLennan, a lecturer in political economy at Stanford Graduate School of Business, suggests that novels can boost leadership skills by showing readers reality in a way that case studies and business books can’t. Writing in The Harvard Business Review, author John Coleman argues that reading can make you a better communicator and more empathetic. Leadership Lessons from 'The Alchemist' Jon Connors Community builder, Activist Entrepreneur Published + Follow The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho is the story of a young shepard boy.
Shana Lebowitz – Strategy Reporter and Business Insider for the World Economic Forum – wrote these words: “Experts say reading is crucial for anyone in a leadership position.
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