Directions in Paradox Comix by John F. Elliott presents stories, wisdom to live by, and humor. You can read it as a philosophical manifesto or therapy guide. Some readers will simply enjoy the illustrations, which are very symbolic. The author cleverly builds maxims into templates...

Andrew Tartar’s The Next Shift is a youth hockey coaching guide about helping volunteer coaches create a team environment where players can learn the game and want to return. Tartar begins with why children come to the rink and how coaches should define success. Trust...

Demystifying the Doctorate: Your Guide to Survive and Thrive by Cody Arvidson is a practical field guide for anyone at the start or lost somewhere in the middle of a doctoral program. The book opens by naming a problem most dissertation textbooks skip entirely: the...

Need It, Don't Want It by Jay Avigdor is a business memoir with a clever structural twist. It opens with the author at the peak of success, running his financing company Velocity through a stretch so busy that IPO talk is buzzing through the office,...

David Grau Sr. JD shares 35 years of succession planning experience in Building With The End In Mind. Succession planning is a step-by-step tool that transitions ownership internally to the next-generation owners. Grau not only covers a comprehensive range of methods and tools, but also...

The System Gambit: Find Leverage to Unlock Compounding Value by Ritavan is a business strategy book that argues that successful companies rarely fail from incompetence; they fail because they get exceptionally good at playing yesterday's game. The book opens by defining its central idea: a...

Charles Weatherly is a veteran tax and strategy professional with over four decades of experience working as an advisor on financial compliance and strategic matters to organizations across 40 different business sectors. With The Valuable Business, Weatherly offers entrepreneurs, business owners, corporate professionals, and executives...

Finish Your Book by Lorraine Haataia, Ph.D., is a guide for anyone who has started a manuscript and stalled somewhere in the middle. The book opens by rejecting the usual advice about waking up early or hitting a daily word count, and instead builds its...

Bombs, Bacon, and Bankruptcy: The Art of Crisis Leadership by Henry J. Evans draws on the author's decades of experience, including work as a government contractor on a declassified counterterrorism mission after 9/11, to build a practical playbook for leading through disaster. The book opens...

Heidi Richards Mooney covers all the stages of publishing in her book The Expectant Author. Mooney developed a trimester-by-trimester publishing framework containing three key phases: conception and early growth, development, and delivery. But just because publishing has clear phases doesn't mean the journey is easy....