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Dec212011

Always Reading, Always Learning

As a kid, I never wanted to carry around multiple books, so I would only read one book at a time until it was finished.  Now I’ve got a few books going, and as always I’ve got a stack lined up to read “soon.”

All my reading material lives in the #3 basket at home.  Generally it is half to three-quarters full of books, magazines, or articles. Reading is one of my favorite hobbies, so I love having a few different books going at the same time. My Kindle is my favorite device for reading, but I never pass up free books, so I've got a number of "physical books" in basket #3 as well as e-books on my Kindle.

Books I Read in 2011
Linchpin - Seth Godin
Beyond Talent - John Maxwell
Out Live Your Live - Max Lucado
The Final Summit - Andy Andrews
Max on Life - Max Lucado
The Confession - John Grisham
Lions of Lucerne - Brad Thor
Theodore Boone: The Abduction - John Grisham
Transformational Church - Ed Stetzer & Thom Rainer
Do the Work - Steven Pressfield
Poke the Box - Seth Godin
Casino Royale - Ian Fleming
The Cardinal in the Kremlin - Tom Clancy

Currently I'm Reading
21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership - John Maxwell with the interns at work.  This is one of my favorite leadership books to read over and over again with young leaders.
The Steve Jobs biography - Walter Isaacson
Path of the Assassin - Brad Thor

What is in Basket #3...to be read next? 
The Litigators - John Grisham
What is the Gospel?  - Greg Gilbert and D.A. Carson
Worlds Apart: Understanding the Mindset of 18-25 Year Olds - Chuck Bomar
Bringing Up Girls - James Dobson
The Grace of God - Andy Stanley
EntreLeadership - Dave Ramsey
80/20 Principle - Richard Koch
Wealth Is it Worth It? - Truett Cathy
The Best of Guerilla Marketing - Jay Conrad Levinson

That’s what I’m reading right now, and what is coming up next … here are some of my favorites too!  Share what you are reading now or books that you love on our CentriKid Facebook Page.

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