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Re: Books to travel with to Atlanta 2010
Carolyn, Ender's Game is pretty epic.

I would also highly recommend The Last Lecture. Even if you've already read it. There's so many good thoughts packed in there.

Launching a Leadership Revolution by Chris Brady and Orrin Woodward. Discusses their model of 5 levels of leadership, including a historical example of each level.

Tribes by Seth Godin is a great corollary to Tribal Leadership. It takes some of the network relationship concepts and applies them in more of a motivational, short story fashion.

I'm also currently reading The Rhythm of Life by Matthew Kelly. It's taking a while to get through, but it is certainly powerful.
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