Welcome to the Must Read List Highly Recommended by the WeLearn Team Essentials Books Core Books Essential Books for L&D Leaders The Trusted Learning Advisorby Keith KeatingA practical guide for L&D professionals to position themselves as strategic advisors. What Makes a Great Training Organization?by Doug Harward & Ken TaylorProvides a research-backed framework for what defines a world-class training organization. Making Numbers Countby Chip Heath & Karla StarrHelps L&D professionals simplify complex data for better understanding and impact. Empathy is Not a Weaknessby Loren SandersExplores the role of empathy in leadership, learning, and workplace success. Working Relationshipsby Aaron DelgatyA deep dive into the dynamics of effective workplace relationships and collaboration. The Modern Learning Ecosystemby JD DillonDiscusses the shift from traditional learning models to more modern, agile systems. To Sell is Humanby Daniel H. PinkChallenges traditional views of sales and teaches influence strategies that apply to L&D leaders. Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learningby Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III, and Mark A. McDanielExplores the science behind effective learning strategies. Leading Below the Surfaceby LaTonya WilliamsExplores how highly rewarded behaviors are actually destroying organizations. Core L&D Leadership and Learning Science Books The Fifth Disciplineby Peter M. Senge The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Peopleby Stephen R. Covey Design for How People Learnby Julie Dirksen Map Itby Cathy Moore The Leadership Challengeby James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner Leading with Questionsby Michael J. Marquardt The Learning & Development Bookby Tricia Emerson and Mary Stewart The Art of Learningby Josh Waitzkin Driveby Daniel H. Pink Mindsetby Carol S. Dweck Atomic Habitsby James Clear The Talent Codeby Daniel Coyle Leaders Eat Lastby Simon Sinek The Culture Codeby Daniel Coyle Emotional Intelligence 2.0by Travis Bradberry and Jean Greaves Crucial Conversationsby Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, Ron McMillan, and Al Switzler The Innovator’s Dilemmaby Clayton M. Christensen Outliersby Malcolm Gladwell