Just Play Like You Do in the Basement is Rick Porrello's memoir of his life as a drummer, starting with his first professional rehearsal under conductor George Rhodes. He details his family’s musical roots, his father’s union work, and mentorship from his brother Ray. Porrello...

Joyous Leadership: Stories of Learnings Along the Way by John Mark Watson is an insightful book on leadership that melds personal anecdotes with leadership principles to encourage and teach readers to transition from merely pursuing success to finding joy in their current roles. The book’s...

James R. Anthony: The Banker Who Shaped Florida's History by Victor DiGenti explores the life and contributions of Florida businessman James Rembert Anthony, whose remarkable career traversed retail, real estate, banking, and insurance. DiGenti contextualizes Anthony's role within the broader historical narrative, featuring figures like...

One of the best “owner’s manuals” I’ve ever read on developing a positive culture in your business organization is Eric D. Stone’s Jumpstart Your Workplace Culture: A Road Map For Igniting High Performance. The importance of ownership by leaders and team members is an important...

Taunya Lynnette defied the odds to make a successful career in information technology, one of the most male-dominated fields in the corporate world. In Just Being Me, she draws upon her life experiences to offer valuable insights to help readers chase and achieve their dreams...

Johnston Marklee: Source Books in Architecture by Benjamin Wilke is a non-fiction environment book written for research purposes. It contains a range of built and unbuilt works documented by architects aiming to develop a critical approach to formulate practical ideas. It comprises a series of...

Job Joy: Your Guide to Success, Meaning, and Happiness in Your Career is written by Kristen J. Zavo. She encourages people to find success and happiness by doing work that matters. Her aim in writing this guide is to provide strategy and tangible action items...

Jill DeSena-Shook offers readers an honest and humorous look at the job seeker, employers, and recently hired employees. She stresses the need to be prepared before the interview. Research the company. Collect business cards and social network. Be willing to gain experience, you weren’t born...