Coaching For (a) Change: How to Engage, Empower, and Activate People by Greg Giuliano is an action-oriented handbook that provides specific steps on how to provide coaching in serving to lead. This is different than the old style of command and control model where keeping...

The AI Lead: Overcoming Data Drag to Accelerate Digital Dominance by Brian Lambert is a critical roadmap for leaders who want to steer through the intricate landscape of artificial intelligence, data management, and digital transformation. Lambert presents a calculated method for overcoming "data drag," a...

The Start-Up Puzzle: How to Create a Successful New Business Venture by Robert Van Pappelendam looks into the critical factors for a successful start-up, as pieces of a puzzle. Van Pappelendam talks about the need to understand market trends, consumer behavior, and context before launching...

Stocks for Women: A Beginner’s Guide to Building Wealth and Achieving Financial Independence by Liliya Rose Strong presents an outstanding argument for women seeking financial freedom through investment and detailed and practical advice on achieving such freedom. With the combination of her personal experiences, relevant...

Homecomings: 52 Ways Back to Ourselves by Elaine Patterson is an interactive collection meant to guide readers on a journey of self-discovery through reflections and prompts, elevating joy, compassion, and wisdom. In Senses, Patterson talks about how sensory awareness deepens presence and creativity, and champions...

Some Words About Words is an enlightening and educational series edited by Thom Kudla. It is a comprehensive resource for writers, editors, and anyone passionate about the nuances of the English language. This three-volume collection compiles decades of professional expertise in writing, editing, and proofreading,...

Are any of your loved ones or someone you know autistic? Notes For Neuro Navigators is a gentle guide for readers who seek to make life easier for the neurodivergent people in their lives. Written by autistic author Jolene Stockman, this book explores the various...

Severed Sacredness: The Miraculous Journey of Jessie Boone by Lisa Boone is a deeply moving memoir about trauma, faith, and resilience. When Lisa’s fifteen-year-old daughter, Jessie, suffers a traumatic brain injury in a skiing accident, life as she knew it changes forever. We follow the...

What Does it Mean to be Free? by Russell Chappell is an inspirational story and guidebook that teaches us what it truly means to be free as a Christian. He begins by discussing where the idea of being free came from, how abstract it is,...

In Walking A Friend Home, Kathy Arnos shares stories about her experience of being with loved ones in their final days and a compelling exploration of spiritual topics. The book starts by introducing us to the author's biological family, revealing the challenges she had and...