Leadership is Tough by Mary Kelly and Peter Stark is a leadership guide about what responsibility asks of people once other people depend on their judgment. Kelly and Stark begin with modern leadership under constant change, where decisions often arrive before every answer does, and...

How do you keep from doing the same thing over and over again and expect different results? An answer to this enduring question can be found in How to Get a Return on Failure: Fail Smarter―Return Stronger by John C. Maxwell. The author, a leadership...

If you have ever wondered how extensive health systems can move past rigid leadership, Why Not? by Robert C. Garrett and Jose M. Azar offers a fantastic answer. They explore growth and real-world milestones at Hackensack Meridian Health, showing how a simple, challenging question can...

The Seven Steps to Success by Kamar R. Jones sets out a seven-part framework for building financial stability across a lifetime. Jones begins with education or a skilled trade as the basis for earning power, then moves into career development, where dependable income creates room...

Who Moved My Data? (Data-Driven Strategies In Modern Finance) by Craig Fookes and Greg Hood shows you how data is shaping modern finance. The authors draw from their own journeys and experiences with mergers, acquisitions, building data warehouses, and smoothing out operations to show why...

In Embracing the Local: Extension Cords and All, when Glen Cantrell leaves the Bay Area for Twain Harte, California, he expects mountain life, not responsibility for keeping a business community afloat. Then he becomes president of the volunteer Twain Harte Area Chamber of Commerce as...

J. Baptiste’s First Time Homebuyer Gold is a valuable book that gives novice homebuyers everything they need to make the most of their first purchase. The author draws on more than twenty years in the mortgage compliance industry to discuss choosing a location, budgeting, and...

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...

Tuesday in Trussville is Robert L. Mason's account of how he built SPOC Energy, a power conversion company in small-town Alabama, around a philosophy he calls "Lift Up." The book opens on a single dramatic morning when a company-wide drug test leads an employee to...