The Asset Play is a memoir-style investing guide by Pradeep Singh that draws on a career spanning from scooter resales as a schoolboy to shipping fleets, real estate, and corporate acquisitions. The book opens with a small but telling story: a young Singh notices that...

Trust Issues by Richard E. Durfee Jr begins with a blunt warning: a Trust that only bypasses probate can still harm the family it was meant to protect. Durfee uses Bob and Sue, a couple who believe a revocable Trust has settled the legal future,...

Nehal Gandhi’s The Nonprofit Paradox takes a close look at how charitable giving changes once money passes through institutions that decide how it may be used. Drawing on over twenty years in the social sector across India and the United States, Gandhi says that the...

The Touchstones of Leadership: Essential Principles for Business Leaders by Joseph Carleone delivers forty-five flashes of wisdom for leaders who manage and managers who lead. Imagine that the best leadership advice you ever needed could fit on a single index card, and you already have...

What do a flaming wallet, a seven-year-old transfixed by Van Gogh, and a Diet Coke geyser have in common? For Steve Spangler, it is a science teacher, a magician's son, and a twenty-seven-time Ellen guest. They are all proof that engagement can only be cultivated,...

The Emergent Leader by Don Gregori is a battle-tested playbook for those who want to build, manage, and sustain businesses or organizations that succeed in their mission. Drawing on his twenty-five years of experience as a thought leader who drove transformation in business operations, the...

The Retire Sooner Method: The 5 Secrets Behind America’s Happiest (and Unhappiest) Retirees by Wes Moss is a must-read for everyone seeking financial freedom. First on the list of secrets is the need to reach a realistic financial level that allows you to live free...

Jason M. Riggs’s The MACH-10 Leader argues that AI has compressed business time so sharply that leadership systems built around long approval cycles can no longer keep pace with the moment they are trying to influence. Riggs begins with decision latency, the delay between a...

In The Line of the Ball, Beh Chun Chuan shares his journey of founding and building one of Malaysia's biggest healthcare companies from the ground up. Beh grew up in rural Bagan Serai, Malaysia, the youngest of seven siblings. Born to parents of Chinese heritage,...

Numbers may not lie, but the odds definitely don't apply the same way to everyone. While most startups fail, "operational subjective probability" suggests that the only variables for success are your own actions, beliefs, and context. In The Why Not Advantage: How Small Probabilities Create...