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The 5 Levels of Leadership by John C Maxwell                                      Proven Steps To Maximize Your Potential .

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The 5 Levels of Leadership by John C Maxwell                                      Proven Steps To Maximize Your Potential .

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Maxwell’s The 5 Levels of Leadership explains that leadership is a journey of growth that moves through five stages:
1-Position. 2- Permission 3-Production, 4-People Development  5-Pinnacle
The book stresses that true leadership is not about titles or authority but about consistently developing oneself and others, creating lasting impact, and moving intentionally from one level to the next.

NAZIA NIZAM

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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini & Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

My 2 all time favourite books.😍

Both these novels explore the impact of male dominance in society and how it shapes women’s lives.

A Thousand Splendid Suns show resilience and solidarity in the face of oppression, while Wuthering Heights reflects the struggles of women bound by rigid social norms

Together, they remind us that across time and cultures, women’s courage and strength remain a powerful force for hope and change.

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The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

I recommend The Alchemist because it is a story that truly inspires me. It reminds us to follow our dreams, listen to our hearts, and trust the journey of life even when challenges arise.

The novel teaches that every experience, whether success or failure, is part of our personal legend and growth. What I love most is its message of hope: that if we are determined, the universe helps us achieve our goals.

This book has been a source of motivation for me, and I believe it can encourage others to reflect on their own dreams and never give up.

Areena Khan

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I have recently read The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene and have found it deeply interesting. The book really helped me understand human behavior, emotions, and hidden motives in a very practical way. I believe every teacher should read it, as it provides powerful insights into dealing with students, managing classroom dynamics, and fostering stronger human connections.

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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

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This book is an inspiration because it highlights female resilience and solidarity, showing how women can find hope and strength through shared suffering and mutual support in the face of oppression and violence. The novel offers readers profound insights into the realities of Afghan life and the importance of enduring the human spirit through universal themes of love, sacrifice, and forgiveness, fostering empathy and a greater appreciation for freedom and rights.

Sara Khan

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The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle, a beautiful and transformative book that reminds us to live fully in the present moment.

Teaching can be stressful and fast-paced and this book offers practical wisdom to quiet the mind, reduce worry, and find peace — even on the busiest days. It’s a gentle but powerful reminder to slow down, be mindful, and focus on what truly matters to seek calmness, clarity, and renewed energy for both life and work.

By Khadija Huzaifa

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"Imagine: How Creativity Works" by Jonah Lehrer 

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"Imagine: How Creativity Works" by Jonah Lehrer 

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It explores the science behind breakthrough ideas, revealing that they often arise from connected communities and serendipitous collisions between different concepts. Lehrer argues that innovation is a habit fostered by embracing the unexpected and engaging with diverse thinkers. This book inspired me to actively seek new experiences and perspectives, reinforcing that true creativity is a collaborative act. It is a compelling call to build more connected and inquisitive teams.

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Winning Attitude by Jeff Keller shows how our mindset can shape our entire life. It teaches that we may not control every situation, but we can control how we respond. With positivity, persistence, and the right attitude, challenges turn into opportunities and success becomes achievable.

Rumaisa Amin

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If you can’t manage them, you can’t teach them" is a must-read because it pushes teachers toward honest self-reflection. What stood out for me was how it makes you pause and evaluate your own classroom practices, reminding us that effective teaching begins with understanding and managing students well.