Storytelling that drives bold change. The fourth agreement: always do your best. Evidence of abundance: debunking dystopian myths.

Storytelling that drives bold change. The fourth agreement: always do your best. Evidence of abundance: debunking dystopian myths.

Welcome to a new issue of the newsletter, “Journal of discoveries.”

Each week, I check a list of hundreds of sources of inspiration to spot exciting articles, videos, podcasts, and books on personal development, leadership, management, technology, and innovation.

Here are my top three picks for this week.

Personal development

Innovation

Leadership and management

The remaining 21 articles selected for this week are available on Substack in the full newsletter.

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Irving Severino

The future of AI is people.

9mo

“Let’s say you’re a leader with an urgent organizational problem—anything from a broken culture to a product that no longer fits your market. You’ve taken several steps toward a solution: You’ve identified the core issue and surfaced roadblocks to progress. You’ve run smart experiments that point the way forward. You’ve tapped the knowledge and earned the trust of everyone whose help you’ll need, including people whose thinking is different from yours. With all that accomplished, you’re ready to tackle a critical challenge: crafting a story so clear and compelling that it will harness your organization’s energy and direct it toward change.” I’ve never met these people.

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Yassine Fatihi 🟪

Crafting Audits, Process, Automations that Generate ⏳+💸| FULL REMOTE Only | Founder & Tech Creative | 30+ Companies Guided

10mo

Can’t wait to check out your top picks! 📚

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Dilip Deshpande

Consultant travel and tourism

10mo

Excellent.... narrative.

Lionel Guerraz

Investment Fund Sales & Distribution | UBS | Digital Client Acquisition & Relationship Management | LinkedIn Top Voice | Thematic Investment Conversation Starters | Connecting People & Opportunities | Community Activator

10mo

always interesting! and i agree, it's a great skill to be able to connect the dots (or the stars!) thanks Roberto Ferraro for this great Journal of Discoveries

Great newsletter, as always, Roberto Ferraro. Happy Holidays!

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