Who Moved My Data? (Data-Driven Strategies In Modern Finance) by Craig Fookes and Greg Hood shows you how data is shaping modern finance. The authors draw from their own journeys and experiences with mergers, acquisitions, building data warehouses, and smoothing out operations to show why...

In Keith Thorn’s Worth the Trade, time is the currency behind every decision. Thorn begins with money because it is the cost people count, then changes the question from what a thing costs to what it asks of a life. A possession has a receipt,...

Worth at Work by Randy Haveson and Kat Nisson is a thought-provoking inside-out blueprint for transforming service across industries. The authors dismiss the “smile harder” trap of compliance in customer service, arguing that exceptional service should be the result of the internal sense of worth...

In West Point to Wall Street, Omar Ritter traces how a boy shaped by military households becomes a West Point cadet, an Army officer, and then a man forced to build a civilian life after brain surgery. His path begins with family separation and early...

Winning with AI Personalization: The Privacy-First Playbook for E-Commerce Growth by Brian V. Anderson examines the evolving digital marketing landscape and offers a practical framework for businesses navigating an increasingly privacy-regulated world with changing consumer expectations. The book challenges long-held assumptions about personalization, arguing that...

Terry McNiff’s Why Breakups Are So Hard: How We Can Help explains how separation between parents can turn family life into a court-centered process that many people enter before they understand its consequences. Written for parents with children, the book presents one central message: adult...

Wolves Among Us: Biblical Principles to Identify and Expose Spiritual Predators by Linda Reyburn Shirey is a practical guideline that offers biblical support to churchgoers. Using the metaphors to emphasize the difference between the innocent churchgoer and the manipulative deceiver, Linda shares her knowledge and...

When the Lights Are Off by R.A. William is a powerful and inspiring audiobook that offers hope and comfort to readers still dealing with the effects of an abusive childhood and struggling to live through dark moments they don’t talk about. This memoir begins by...

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese technique for achieving balance and harmony. Contrary to the popular misconception, it is much more than rearranging the furniture, as Wendy Ellen Hanophy points out in Wind, Water and Wing: Feng Shui and the Nature of Home. It is...

Writing your memoir is a big undertaking. For one thing, no matter how old (or young) you are, you have a lot of stories to share. So, where do you start? Lita Kurth’s Writing Memoir in Flashes is a good place to begin your memoir...