Most Read This Week In Professional Development

[close] Welcome to Empowerment Reads for Ambitious Souls, a dynamic book club dedicated to those who are passionate about personal and professional growth. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, career-driven professional, or just someone who loves learning about success stories, this club is for you! Our focus is on reading and discussing non-fiction books that inspire and empower—covering topics like career development, business strategy, financial literacy, self-help, and more. We dive deep into powerful autobiographies and memoirs that give us an inside look into the lives of influential figures, exploring their successes, challenges, and the lessons they've learned. We’ll also explore books that provide actionable advice on building careers, achieving financial freedom, and enhancing personal effectiveness. This is a space for open discussions, sharing insights, and connecting with like-minded individuals who are eager to grow. Whether you’re looking for motivation, new strategies, or a fresh perspective, you’ll find it here. Together, we'll uncover the wisdom hidden in pages and transform knowledge into action. Join us, grab a book, and let’s journey toward our goals one chapter at a time!

[close] This group is set up for Cirrus Logic WLT Book Club readers to share thoughts on the books we read together, as well as any others you think the club might like.

[close] As members of the Army Profession, each of us has an inherent responsibility to self-improve. Professional reading and writing are a key component that is often overlooked. It is easy to make excuses as to why we are missing this essential component of our development: not enough time, not knowing what to read, or just missing a bit of motivation. In this spirit, I have sifted through several published Army/Engineer lists aimed at the Self Development of NCOs in the ranks of Sergeant and Staff Sergeant. From there I looked for books that are less than 400 pages. My hope is that this may help motivate you to start your self-development journey. I would be to hear your thoughts on the books and how you see their lessons for leadership.

[close] Professional development, teambuilding, and books!