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...

For a long time, organizations have relied on psychology and behavioral science to market and sell their products. How do startup founders make sure customers get what they want? Colin Hodge is a startup founder with over two decades of experience in the tech industry....

Lemonade! by Melane Mullings shares the author’s personal journey and encourages listeners to find their potential and passion. She talks about how some of the most challenging moments in her life shaped her and set her on the path to finding professional and lifelong purpose....

The game is rigged, and author Ujwal Arkalgud can prove it. In Invisible Rules: How to Outsmart the Entrepreneurial Game, the author, an anthropologist-turned-founder, exposes the unwritten codes that quietly decide whose ideas gain traction, who gets funded, and which paths to success are considered...

The Asset Play is a memoir-style investing guide by Pradeep Singh that draws on a career spanning from scooter resales as a schoolboy to shipping fleets, real estate, and corporate acquisitions. The book opens with a small but telling story: a young Singh notices that...

Trust Issues by Richard E. Durfee Jr begins with a blunt warning: a Trust that only bypasses probate can still harm the family it was meant to protect. Durfee uses Bob and Sue, a couple who believe a revocable Trust has settled the legal future,...

Nehal Gandhi’s The Nonprofit Paradox takes a close look at how charitable giving changes once money passes through institutions that decide how it may be used. Drawing on over twenty years in the social sector across India and the United States, Gandhi says that the...

The Touchstones of Leadership: Essential Principles for Business Leaders by Joseph Carleone delivers forty-five flashes of wisdom for leaders who manage and managers who lead. Imagine that the best leadership advice you ever needed could fit on a single index card, and you already have...

What do a flaming wallet, a seven-year-old transfixed by Van Gogh, and a Diet Coke geyser have in common? For Steve Spangler, it is a science teacher, a magician's son, and a twenty-seven-time Ellen guest. They are all proof that engagement can only be cultivated,...

Let Me Lead by Seger S. Morris blends a memoir with a leadership guide. It is based on the author's own path from a difficult adolescence in Central Texas to a career in medicine and as a healthcare leader. He uses his journey as the...