Pat Gelsinger

The next book on my pile I'm about to begin in my desire to get to know more about this great man: "Martin Luther King, Jr – On Leadership" by Donald Phillips.

Pat Gelsinger

Napoleon: A Life, Andrew Roberts The greatest military leader of his era, w/ broad intrigue of history, arts & governance. Napoleonic wars are a study in strategy & tactics. His ability and lessons on inspiring the team should instruct leaders to this day.

Pat Gelsinger

On this #PresidentsDay I recommend checking out the book, "Washington: A Life" by Ron Chernow (one of my favorite biographers). https://t.co/RXAfv9GkHi

Pat Gelsinger

So You Want To Talk About Race, Ijeoma Oluo Jarring. We have so far to go as we confront the realities of systemic racism. Since reading I've sought out reverse mentors to try and learn more. Get comfortable with being uncomfortable. (Much profanity for those sensitive to such)

Pat Gelsinger

Been a whirlwind these past weeks. Finished reading, "Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity" by @profgalloway. He offers both warning & hope, but I'm an optimist & believe it’s within our power to transform turmoil of the time into recovery that creates opportunity for all.

Pat Gelsinger

Leonardo da Vinci, Walter Isaacson The ultimate renaissance man. He studied engineering, anatomy, nature - everything. His anatomical drawings were centuries ahead of his time. Had he published his findings, the world might be decades or centuries ahead of where it is today.