Seth Godin: Tribes: We Need You to Lead Us
I am really enjoying this book. It presents a whole new model of leadership.

David Viney: Get to the Top on Google: Tips and Techniques to Get Your Site to the Top of the Search Engine Rankings -- and Stay There
This book is mind-blowing. If you have a Web site or a blog and are serious about getting it to the top of Google’s organic rankings, this is the book you need.

Daniel S. Harkavy: Becoming a Coaching Leader: The Proven Strategy for Building Your Own Team of Champions
This is a critical resource for every leader. It is different than every other leadership book you have read. Guaranteed.

Leander Kahney: Inside Steve’s Brain
To understand Apple’s amazing success, particularly in recent years, you have to understand how Steve Jobs thinks. If you buy into the premise that extraordinary outcomes come from extraordinary actions and extraordinary actions come from extraordinary thinking, you’ll want to understand how Jobs thinks and what you can learn from it.

Richard Rohr: Everything Belongs: The Gift of Contemplative Prayer
I have two books by Richard Rohr. Both of them blew me away. This book must be read in short doses. It is very potent. It is more than a book about prayer. It is a book about life.

Shelby Foote: The Civil War: A Narrative (3 Vol. Set)
If you like David McCullough (1776, John Adams, Truman, etc.), you will love this history of the Civil War. I could not put it down. As is the case of most history, the book is full of leadership lessons and insights.

Dr. Bob Rotella: Golf Is a Game of Confidence
From time to time, I enjoy reading books on golf psychology. This is one of the best I have read. It basically focuses on directing a golf ball like you direct any ball—you focus on where you want it to go!

Eugene O’Kelly: Chasing Daylight
A remarkable by the former CEO of KPMG. Diagnosed with late-stage brain cancer, O’Kelly figures out life only when he is faced with his own imminent death. Must reading!

Mark Twain: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
I'm reading this now for our book club. I haven't read it since high school. It is an amazingly well-written book. It gives you a peak into pre-civil-war America.

Graham Greene: The Power and the Glory
We just read this book in our book club. I wanted to throw it across the room after three chapters. But I stayed with it. I'm glad I did. It is an amazing novel with some powerful, redemptive themes.

Alison Krauss: Forget About It

Alison Krauss: New Favorite

Alison Krauss: Now That I've Found You: A Collection

Alison Krauss: Alison Krauss & Union Station

CPR: Just Like Gravity

CPR: CPR

David Wilcox: Into the Mystery

David Wilcox: Underneath

David Wilcox: East Asheville Hardware

David Wilcox: Big Horizon

Diana Krall: The Girl in the Other Room

Diana Krall: When I Look in Your Eyes

Diana Krall: Live in Paris

Hans Zimmer: The Last Samurai

Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard: Gladiator

Howard Shore: Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Howard Shore: Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Rings

James Horner: Legends of the Fall

James Horner: Braveheart

James Horner: Apollo 13

Jerry Goldsmith: Air Force One

John Mayer: Room for Squares

John Mayer: Heavier Things

Joni Mitchell: Turbulent Indigo

Joni Mitchell: Clouds

Joni Mitchell: Ladies of the Canyon

Joni Mitchell: Court & Spark

Kate Price: Deep Heart's Core

Kate Price: The Isle of Dreaming

Loreena McKennitt: Elemental

Loreena McKennitt: Parallel Dreams

Loreena McKennitt: Book of Secrets

Loreena McKinnett: The Visit

Nat King Cole: Love Songs

Nickel Creek: Little Cowpoke

Nickel Creek: This Side

Nickel Creek: Nickel Creek

Sarah McLachlan: Afterglow

Seal: Seal IV

Seal: Human Being

Seal: Seal [1994]

Sheryl Crow: First Cut Is the Deepest

Sheryl Crow: C'mon, C'mon

Sting: Fields of Gold

Sting: All This Time

Sting: Sacred Love

Various Artists: I Am Sam

Weepies: Say I Am You

Weepies: Happiness