Humanize is now available as an audio book on audible.com, and we’ve got five copies to give away! But instead of just giving 5 copies to the first five commenters, I thought I’d make it a bit more interesting. I want to give these books to people who want to give them as gifts to someone else.
Who do you know that would really benefit from the ideas in Humanize? A boss? A co-worker? A family member? The book is a guided tour of what the next era in leadership and management is going to look like. So if you can think of someone who would really benefit from thinking about (and acting on) those ideas, we’d like to get a copy of this audiobook in their hands.
The first five people to comment on this post and provide a general explanation of who they want to send the gift to and why, will get a code from me that they can use to redeem the free audiobook. You don’t have to name names or go into too much detail, just a sense of why this person would benefit from Humanize.
Happy gift-giving!
I’d like to give it to my husband – his a social media guy that works for an association. He loves stuff like this! Would make an awesome anniversary gift. I know he’d love it!
Winner! I’ll email you the code. Thanks for giving the gift of Humanize, and happy anniversary!
Hey Jamie…I would love to give this book to my superintendent who would love to hear this from his car. I have been profoundly changed in my view of social media and leadership from your book and I know that it would make an impact on him as well.
Thanks!
George
Winner! Awesome George. I’ll email you the code. Glad the book had an impact and thanks for continuously spreading the Humanize word.
Hey Jamie.
I would love to gift your book to my friend Merrill, a change management consultant who I know would benefit from your book.
Winner! I will email you the details
Hey Jamie,
I’ve a former colleague who heads up a leadership program at a local university. I think the book would be insightful in his curriculum development. Let me know if there are any copies left!
Winner! And yay for giving it to a professor. We’ve wanted to get Humanize into leadership curricula forever!