Simply, this is just a list of books I’ve read or I envision to read. I learn from everything and everywhere; and I strongly encourage you to do the same, be open to yourself. For me, it includes : people, events, thoughts, blogs, articles, trainings, videos… Though I love reading good books. and this is my reading list.

Book, author, date when I read it.

La force qui nous manque, Eva Joly, 2017

Sortir l’Afrique de la servitude monétaire : à qui profite le franc CFA, (Sous la direction de) Kako Nubukpo , Bruno Tinel, Martial-Ze Belinga, Demba Moussa Dembélé, 2017

Je cherche à comprendre …: les codes cachés de la nature, Joël de Rosnay, 2018

L’alchimiste, Paulo Coelho, 2018

Le succès par la pensée constructive, Napoleon Hill & W. Clement Stone, 2018

Le petit jounal de Soeur Faustine, 2018 –

La force du silence, contre la dictature du bruit, Cardinal Robert Sarah, Nicolas Diat, 2019-2020

The Scrum fieldbook, a master class on accelerating performance, getting results, and defining the future, JJ Sutherland, 2020

Scrum the art of doing twice the work in half the time, Dr Jeff Sutherland && JJ Sutherland, 2020

Saint Romuald l’ermite-prophète, Frère Louis Albert LASSUS O.P., 2020

The professional product owner, leveraging Scrum as a competitive advantage, Don McGreal & Ralph Jocham, 2020

Scrum insights for practitioners, Hiren Doshi, 2020

Scrum a smart travel companion, A pocket guide, Gunter Verheyen, 2020 – 2021

Mastering professional Scrum, Stephanie Ockerman & Simon Reindl, 2020 – 2021

The Nexus framework for scaling Scrum, Kurt Bittner, Patricia Kong, Dave West, 2020 – 2021