This is a collection of short reviews from Amazon, Waterstones, Foyles, Goodreads and other sites about Constellation. Making the mundane fun. Danny knows how to get your buy in…. Don’t miss this book! Danny is one of those rare people […]
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This is a collection of short reviews from Amazon, Waterstones, Foyles, Goodreads and other sites about Constellation. Fresh, timely and actionable – Constellation is a stellar piece of work. Think you know Leadership, think again, and again! Constellation blends organisational […]
This is a collection of short reviews from Amazon, Waterstones, Foyles, Goodreads and other sites about Constellation. Definitely worth exploring further It’s geniunely intersting and a fascinating way of looking at the next generation of leadership theory.There’s lots of examples […]
The kind of book that stays with you This was not a book that changed my mind.It was a book that gave language to what I already knew. Danny Wareham’s Constellation is that kind of book. 🌌 It does not […]
In Constellation, organisational psychologist Danny Wareham challenges traditional leadership models, showing how culture, purpose and shared understanding can drive team success in today’s complex business world. The book has been shortlisted for Leadership Book of the Year at the Business […]
Noticing what sits beneath in Shadow Cultures Some aspects of organisational life are visible and explicit. Others operate quietly in the background, shaping behaviour without ever being named. Shadow Cultures by Rachel Bennett is a thoughtful exploration of that hidden […]
When simplicity falls short in The Diary of a CEO The Diary of a CEO arrives with considerable reputation and reach, so I came to it curious about what had resonated with so many readers. The promise is access: distilled […]
Holding complexity in People and Culture People and Culture by David Liddle tackles an uncomfortable truth: many organisational challenges labelled as “people issues” are actually systemic ones. Reading it, I was struck by how often conflict, disengagement or underperformance are […]
Learning from the collective in Bee Wise There is something quietly compelling about the way nature finds order without instruction. Bee Wise by Phillip Atkinson leans into that idea, using the behaviour of bee colonies as a lens through which […]
Making space for truth in Speak-Up Culture There is no shortage of books that encourage people to “be brave” or “use their voice”. What Speak-Up Culture does differently is acknowledge how hard that actually is. Stephen Shedletsky writes from a […]
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