What I’m Crunching — September 20, 2026
I grabbed the kindle version of this last week and I’m thoroughly enjoying it. There are good principles and ideas to put into practice. Brent Donnelly has published a blog on trading for years now and has one of most insightful perspectives I’ve ever seen on markets, practical psychology, and risk management. This one is worth reading.
What I’m Crunching — September 13, 2026
I wrapped this one up this week. It was given to me by the former Executive Director of the ministry I serve with, and he highly recommended it. I appreciated the easy-to-read narrative packed with practical leadership lessons.
What I’m Crunching — September 6, 2026
I’m continuing through this one at a leisurely pace and thoroughly enjoying it. Wilson was unorthodox in many ways; he broke from traditional ways of interacting with the press, opening wide the door of the White House to newspapermen and being more transparent than many U.S. Presidents before him.
What I’m Crunching — August 30, 2026
I’m nearly finished with this one and there are good lessons here. It’s a bit like the Patrick Lencioni “fable with lessons” style.
What I’m Crunching — August 23, 2026
Two reads this week.
I enjoy working through “Wilson” one every evening. At this point in the narrative, Wilson has been elected Governor of New Jersey and has nearly secured the Democratic Party’s nomination for President of the United States.
I’m continuing through “The Way of the Shepherd” and it’s a fun, narrative way to teach leadership lessons. I realized I’ve read at least two other books by Leman: “Making Children Mind without Losing Yours” and “The Birth Order Book: Why You Are the Way You Are.” They’ve all proven practical and approachable.