What can businesses learn from the natural world? This article explores the transformative power of bio-inspired innovation, delving into key insights from the book 'Biomimicry' by Janine Benyus.

Explore how reading and writing challenge us to think deeply, grow, and empathize. These pillars of lifelong learning spark creativity and curiosity in our fast-paced and ever-evolving world.

How can businesses deliver benefits to both people and our planet while remaining profitable? That’s the trillion-dollar question that journalist Esha Chhabra explores in her 2023 book Working to Restore: Harnessing the Power of Regenerative Business to Heal the World.

Scale by Geoffrey West guides readers through an exploration of the hidden principles that underlie the growth and dynamics of living organisms, cities, and companies. This book unearths surprising connections that may end up being helpful in thinking about leadership, business, and the future.

It's not every day you get to meet the author of one of your gems from your book collection. During a dinner get-together with friends, I had the incredible opportunity to meet Harold McGee, the author of 'On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen.' Read this blog to explore the delightful surprises that unfolded!

Looking for inspiration about leadership and the most fragile ecosystem on Earth? Take a look at my Antarctica-inspired book recommendations!

If you feel a thrill each time the natural world reveals one of its secrets to you, then I suggest picking up a copy of The Song of the Cell. The book brims with the sheer joy of understanding the world of biological cells. It may not be a quick read, but it should leave you with the sense of momentous possibility that marks this special moment in human history.

Throughout this story, author Richard Powers draws powerful links between biodiversity and human diversity. If you’d like a glimpse at how the natural world can penetrate our lives to bring us both pain and enduring joy, pick up a copy of the novel Bewilderment.

Would you like coffee or tea? Before you decide, I recommend you read on. This is Your Mind on Plants is another Michael Pollan book that makes for a compelling read. As promised by the title, this book takes a deep dive into three plant-derived molecules and their impacts on people: opium, caffeine, and mescaline.