Staff Picks: Jeremy Lemus’s Favorites
My name is Jeremy Lemus (@jeremyslemus), I’ve been working at Penguin Random House in the Crawfordsville IN warehouse for 5 years and am currently employed as the 2nd shift full carton Group Leader and back up supervisor for Shipping, Full Carton and receiving. My go to books are anything personal development oriented. I love reading about growth, creativity, stoicism, and personal development.
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Add to BookshelfEverything Is Figureoutable
by Marie Forleo
If there’s one thing you can take away from this books it’s that everything in life really is figureoutable! Marie makes this hilarious yet intriguing case through the stories of both everyday people and some more well-know personalities. Whether it’s an everyday task or finding your life’s calling, she’ll have you believing that everything that you can set your mind to is truly figureoutable.
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Who Moved My Cheese?
by Spencer Johnson
I picked up Who Moved My Cheese not really knowing what to expect from this little book. As I began to read about Hem and Haw (Little People), Sniff and Scurry (mice in the maze), and the adventure that they go on one thought kept coming to mind. “If you always do what you always did, you’ll always get what you always got.” It’s for that reason that I always recommend this book!
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Start with Why
by Simon Sinek
It’s not about what you do, it’s not about how you do it, what truly matters is why you do it! One of the most viewed TED talks is by Simon Sinek and in his talk entitled “How Great Leaders Inspire Action” he shares the concept of The Golden Circle. Start With Why goes into detail with analogies and a breakdown of how to use the golden circle and get the most out of it. I fell in love with the concept and from time to time I reread this gem to remind myself to Start With Why.
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The Obstacle is the Way Expanded 10th Anniversary Edition
by Ryan Holiday
If by now you still haven’t heard of stoicism then pick up The Obstacle Is The Way. I personally learned so much about stoicism, mental fortitude, altering my perspective and finding the opportunity in adversity. I recommend this book to the person looking to go against the current, for the person wanting to make a change but butting up against a challenge, and for the person that just wants to grow along their journey.
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Do Over
by Jon Acuff
Full of laughs, honesty and a lot of advice Do Over delivers a way to get up and out of our mundane rut. Although the direction of this book is geared towards looking for a new job don’t let this book fool you. Do Over gives you the tools to break through your career ceiling and expand your “career savings account”.
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