Nicholas's Book Club

I've been reading recently (just online) about Dread Pirate Roberts's Book Club on The Silk Road and it's inspired me to want to start one here. I think it would be wise to focus mainly on non-fiction and content that is likely to be useful to a large majority of us. I think it would be great as a resource to transcend this platform and aid everyone with their own self-development.

I'm going to get this going with Bringing Out The Best In People by Aubrey Daniels . I believe this was on DPR's list initially but I can't seem to find the source that backs that up now. This book has far more applications than it's title would lead you to believe. It's primarily geared towards business but it applies to interacting with anyone and details how to use reward systems to influence others. In fact, I think Letsbeef itself could gain much from the content in here.

I haven't decided upon what frequency would be best in terms of adding a new book. Instead I think I will see how popular this is and gauge it based on it's performance. As a side-note this book is also available on Audible so those of you that prefer audiobooks can find it there.

Let me know if you're interested in getting involved.

I've been reading recently (just online) about Dread Pirate Roberts's Book Club on The Silk Road and it's inspired me to want to start one here. I think it would be wise to focus mainly on non-fiction and content that is likely to be useful to a large majority of us. I think it would be great as a resource to transcend this platform and aid everyone with their own self-development.

I'm going to get this going with Bringing Out The Best In People by Aubrey Daniels . I believe this was on DPR's list initially but I can't seem to find the source that backs that up now. This book has far more applications than it's title would lead you to believe. It's primarily geared towards business but it applies to interacting with anyone and details how to use reward systems to influence others. In fact, I think Letsbeef itself could gain much from the content in here.

I haven't decided upon what frequency would be best in terms of adding a new book. Instead I think I will see how popular this is and gauge it based on it's performance. As a side-note this book is also available on Audible so those of you that prefer audiobooks can find it there.

Let me know if you're interested in getting involved.