How to Reinvent Yourself 100 Times
This book concept revolves around personal growth and adaptation to life’s changes. The author discusses their experiences of constantly evolving and adapting in response to different life events.
The Unseen Path: Walking Through Life’s Mysteries
This title reflects a journey of faith and overcoming challenges, including personal transformation from drug addiction to finding faith. It encompasses the author’s life journey, highlighting the unpredictability and mystery of life.
How effective integration can help your business
This book would focus on the integration of marketing and sales teams within businesses, exploring how improved integration can enhance overall business performance.
What they don’t teach you at business school
This book focuses on mental fitness and resilience for entrepreneurs, covering aspects of running a business that are often overlooked in traditional business education. It emphasises the importance of mental preparedness for facing the challenges of business ownership.
Just Do It
This book encourages taking action and starting projects, emphasising the importance of moving forward despite not having all the answers. It would discuss overcoming hesitation and the value of just beginning.
What You Will Regret
The concept revolves around interviewing elderly individuals about their life regrets, seeking to glean wisdom and life lessons from their experiences.
Transcription in Learning Music
This book would explore a unique method of learning music that emphasises listening, singing, and then playing, challenging conventional teaching methods and focusing on deep understanding and mimicry in music education.
The Mess in the Middle: Navigating the Complex Organisation
This book would delve into the complexities of working within large organisations, discussing the challenges and strategies for navigating internal politics and organisational structures.
Play / Pause – Mixing Music with You
This book discusses how inadequate the current education system is (this got a lot of agreeable nods from everyone in the room) in particular that the education system adopts a one-size fits all strategy.
As a result the book doesn’t follow the standard model for teaching people to DJ but adopts an almost forensic style of teaching where the author looks at each component and button on the DJ decks in isolation and helps his students get the full range of use out of every feature. This helps the students create their own style but also helps them replicate techniques from more established DJs a lot easier.