Three Field Notes notebooks, one teal, one black, and one with a scenic mountain waterfall cover, along with a black pen and a potted plant on a wooden surface.
Three Field Notes notebooks, one teal, one black, and one with a scenic mountain waterfall cover, along with a black pen and a potted plant on a wooden surface.
A pixelated, stylized image of two stacked cardboard boxes.
A pixelated, stylized image of two stacked cardboard boxes.
Digital illustration of a plant or tree with multiple branches and leaf clusters, using shades of pink and green on a black background.
Stylized pink and orange illustration of a leafless branch or twig

Books that have shaped how I think about creativity, human behavior, identity, and what it means to build something that matters. These selections offer frameworks, stories, and ideas that make sense when you’re trying to understand yourself and your work more deeply in the context of the larger world we live in. These are the books that I return to, recommend to clients, colleagues, and friends, and that have shaped my thinking and my practice. I am also always learning, and therefore always adjusting my view of the world. This list is not exhaustive, and will change over time.

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