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XNV Book Club18 June, 2021

Here at XNV we are all about creating a healthy work place culture, a family like atmosphere and a place we all enjoy working! A very popular team building activity, that 99% of our company engages in, is our monthly Book Club.  Each month one team member picks a book, we read it, and then gather on the first Monday of the following month to discuss the book. Our team engages in a very open robust conversation about each book. This allows for team building and learning. Together our team has l

Jasmine Smith

Criticism avoids you from seeing the good09 June, 2011

I'm just about to finish listening to the "Making Ideas Happen [http://www.audible.com/pd/ref=sr_1_1?asin=B003LZ2TL4&qid=1307617874&sr=1-1]" audiobook, and wanted to share my review and a few nice ideas I can highlight from it. Though the title of this book could suggest that it's subject is related to procrastination, just like the other two books I reviewed last month (The Now Habit [https://www.xnv.io/posts/done-with-the-now-habit] and Eat That Frog [https://www.xnv.io/posts/if-youve-got-t

Adriano Marques

Readers' Social Network26 May, 2010

It is wonderful how powerful communication through social media is. If you simply start following the right people on Twitter [https://twitter.com/a_dria_no], you'll get a clear glimpse of what is happening around the world, as well as local and worldwide trends. Just mentioned that, because I was reading some tweeks, and came across one that was sent by a Social Network for avid book readers, and that is ultra cool. Just took some time, and signed in to that social network (called Skoob [http

Adriano Marques

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