Books

It is impossible to read Ted Baxter’s Relentless: How a Massive Stroke Changed My Life for the better and not come away impressed by Baxter’s self-will to work his way back from a massive stroke. The stroke ca... Read More...

Judith Orloff has made a number of important contributions to the study of empathy and how those with heightened awareness of others’ emotional weather, empaths, can live and function in modern life. Her newes... Read More...

Joseph Michelli has authored numerous books over the last decade plus focusing on various aspects of leadership and customer service experiences in a changing world. His latest book The Airbnb Way: 5... Read More...

The Arbinger Institute’s The Outward Mindset: How to Change Lives and Transform Organizations begins in the same manner that many books of its type do with a thesis statement of sorts outlining its a... Read More...

Julie Evans’s Joy Road is a fast paced, thrill-ride. After losing both parents and marrying a heroin addict at the age of seventeen, Evans begins a whirlwind journey that leads her into the transformation of w... Read More...

A growing subsection in business oriented non-fiction relates to the increasing importance of cutting edge technologies in our modern world. William Ammerman’s The Invisible Brand: Marketing in the Age of... Read More...

2019’s Start Finishing: How to Go from Idea to Done from Charlie Gilkey is only his second book and first in seven years. It reads, however, like a book from a seasoned author who has marshaled a bev... Read More...

Diane R. Gehart’s Mindfulness for Chocolate Lovers isn’t a lengthy work, but Gehart packs its brief duration with a tremendous amount of personal insight. Her academic training and professional exper... Read More...

Liz Bywater has worked with some of the largest corporations in the world and observed at close quarters how they function day to day and over the long term. The modern world spins faster and faster with each ... Read More...