Chase Kough’s message is that achievement begins when a person treats the private self as the real starting point of performance. GOAT Mind argues that people become reliable under pressure only after they have trained themselves to keep their own word in ordinary moments. Kough...

Brad Feld’s Give First presents decades of experience in venture capital and mentorship and transforms that experience into a philosophy of non-transactional generosity that boosted his career and the Techstars accelerator network. The book starts with an enigmatic opening that instantly arrests the reader’s interest:...

In GTFU: A Journey of Faith, Adan Castillo tells his life story and his healing journey through faith. Born in Tulare, California, Adan was raised by his mother, a Mariachi singer who sparked his love for music. Adan grew up to become a bouncer, a...

Greens Are Free by Dr. Stephanie Bernard gives readers a legitimate system so that our daily food decisions are made by knowing exactly how the body uses energy, stores it, and signals hunger. Bernard explains that early nutrition lessons leave gaps that carry into adulthood,...

God Whispers Are Life Changers by Michael Salkeld is a memoir about the blessings that come with following God’s guidance. At a time when Michael and his wife Delane were both out of jobs, and everything was looking bleak, God whispered to them. They co-founded...

In her memoir Glimpses of Grace, Judith E. Bowen describes how she learned to receive and offer care in her life. She opens the memoir in her Rio Grande Valley yard, touching a green anole, a moment that leads her to examine an early childhood...

Ron Rubin’s Gold in Your Backyard presents fifty lessons that he says were formed through business experience shaped by long professional relationships. Rubin explains that his approach began with his father, whose Depression-era conduct led him to reject debt and to judge decisions by their...

In Gorilla in the Cockpit, Vip Vyas and Dr. Thomas D. Zweifel describe how project outcomes are influenced primarily by human decisions and behaviors instead of technical or financial factors. They introduce the Project Flight Path model, separating measurable project elements into a White Box...

Grief Unwrapped by Patricia Cameron is a self-help memoir that draws from the sudden death of Cameron's husband Matthew in 2015. She talks about her daily life with three young sons and moments of presence within them. Cameron's source of strength and perseverance stems from...

In her memoir Get Your Own Coffee, Suzanne Hopgood describes early exposure to business through her family’s hotel in Littleton, New Hampshire, and her education in economics and accounting at the University of New Hampshire. Hopgood talks about pushing through gender-based workplace restrictions while advancing...