Below is a list of the books I've been reading and have given me great insight. 

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Genre: Nonfiction, inspiration

Synchronicity by Joesph Jaworski

is an incredible read for anyone who wants to embark on a unclear path towards their dreams. As a corporate lawyer

undergoing a divorce, he begins to realize that he cannot find meaning in his life and undergoes a transformation that leads him towards studying leadership, quantum physics, compassion, and being in a state of flow. If you read the book, you'll understand how they are all connected.

Genre: Philanthropy, Transformative economy

Billions of Drops in Millions of Buckets by Steven Goldberg

This book is a truly remarkable look into the issues that face the nonprofit world. Goldberg articulates the nuances and challenges that plague this sector and does so in such a way that one does not put down the book and feel an immense sense of doom. He infuses his critiques with optimism and extraordinarily innovative solutions. I have had the pleasure of speaking to Goldberg myself, and his newest material consistently pushes the readers to think bigger and expect more of the philanthropy's role.

Genre: Well, Impact Investing

Impact Investing by Antony Bugg-Levin and Jed Emerson

This is the be all end all of Impact Investing. It is the primer and should be the first book anyone reads if they are interested in this sector. Bugg-Levine and Emerson make quite a team and open up this complex world for the laymen and make social responsible investing sound less like a crazy dream and more of a possible reality.