Lead Like a Pro, Inspire Like a Leader by Michael Rivera draws from the author’s fifteen years of healthcare leadership experience to construct a transformative framework that goes far beyond traditional leadership paradigms, offering readers a comprehensive and deeply insightful approach to organizational success. By...

In Lean Startup, Lean Company, Rich Exit, Kenan E. Sahin shares his ideas on leadership, strategy, and resource management for startups, advocating for a lean approach to growth. Sahin emphasizes the importance of understanding finance, contracts, and the AAWE hiring principle—focusing on aptitude, attitude, willingness...

In Leaders People Love: The Agile Leader's Guide to Creating Great Workplaces and Happy Employees, Yeo Chuen Chuen addresses the challenges leaders face, beginning with concepts such as the "Peter's Plateau," which restricts skill acquisition. Yeo leans into the importance of agile leadership, self-discovery, and...

Lawrence R. Armstrong's business guide Layered Leadership speaks on the importance of leadership development, mentorship, and a strong company culture in fostering innovation within organizations. Armstrong talks about how strategic career opportunities and personal growth initiatives, like the WM Mentoring Coaching program, enhance skills development...

Businesses must learn to constantly adapt and evolve to remain successful in this ever-changing world. According to Alex Gold, a veteran corporate executive with a background in resilience science, corporate sustainability involves integrating ESG (environmental, social, and governance) considerations into company strategy and operations. In...

Leading What Matters Most by Phil Geldart has the subtitle 'A Business Parable on Unlocking Human Potential,' which provides an excellent book summary. The author creates an imaginary company with imaginary problems that could easily exist in the real business world today. He then invents...

Leaving Corporate America by Bonnie A. Ross details her journey from a corporate executive to an entrepreneur, making it a valuable resource for others looking to make a similar transition. The book offers her ten discoveries that provide insight and guidance for individuals considering this...

Luck: The Good Four-Letter Word is a work of non-fiction in the autobiographical, memoir, and slice-of-life subgenres. The work is suitable for the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Jerome H. Turk, this candid and humorous memoir chronicles the life and leadership lessons of...

Leader, Not a Boss: Start Leading Today by Benjamin Babic is a guide for new managers. As the title implies, the author writes that managers should not be the traditional “I’ll tell you what to do and you do it” type but should be leaders...

At a time when many women feel disempowered at work and burned out from juggling numerous responsibilities at home and in their professional lives, Leap: Why It's Time to Let Go to Get Ahead in Your Career by Jessica Galica inspires women to reinvent themselves...