Super Players by Verne Harnish and Kevin Daum is a business and career guide about becoming the kind of employee whose contribution is noticed in an organization. Harnish and Daum begin by defining the habits they believe create greater value, then bring artificial intelligence into...

Sell, Sell, Sell! by David F. D'Orazi blends a sales guide with a memoir. D'Orazi draws on nearly five decades of success, starting as a child and building a career that put him in the top 2 percent of his company's salesforce. The book opens...

Lisa Ryan’s Smart Plant™: Aligning AI, Automation, and People starts with the premise that a plant can hit every target and still be dying. That’s the flashing warning for a business book that reads like a thriller and lands like a timely intervention. The author...

Douglas Y. Park’s Starting Startups talks about how startups become sustainable only when the founders continuously keep People, Product, and Position connected to the same business goal, even as customer behavior changes over time. Park’s message is that founders frequently damage startups by treating an...

Most non-profits fail within the first five years due to financial decline, operational collapse, lack of leadership, legal troubles, etc. According to Ryan Dewey Smith, you have to be a pragmatic optimist to run a non-profit organization. Smith is the founding chairman and CEO of...

In Stagnation Assassin: The Anti-Consultant Manifesto, Todd Hagopian describes how a business can appear stable while losing money each day, then shows how that condition develops through decisions that delay action even when leaders know what must be done. He centers the book on a...

Stay Thirsty by Mark Haertzen, with Mike E. Brown, is a self-help business memoir that explores Haertzen's series of ventures, using each one to determine what can produce a dependable income and what isn't going to work. From his early attempts at selling small goods...

Stay Relevant by Chris Flakus with Candace Moody is a helpful guide for those seeking advice and help with developing a more successful career. This book aims to steer you in the right direction as the workplace landscape evolves and changes. Whether you feel stuck...

Satoshi’s Gift by Michael Hollomon Jr. argues that money is not a neutral backdrop to economic life but an active force that shapes power, ownership, and outcomes. Moving from early exchange to modern finance, the book shows how systems built on trust in institutions replaced...

Salts by La Toya Tanaka introduces salt as matter that begins in an electron transfer and grows into a force that shapes physiology, settlement, authority, belief, and technology. Tanaka shows how a simple bond dissolves into charged particles that move through organs and guide essential...