Book Reviews

“‘As your vibration rises, forces will come to work against you. They are afraid of your power. Your spiritual awakening scares the sleepers’,” Ora Nadrich cites from an unknown source at the beginning of her […]

“About thirty years ago in Minnesota, two veteran family lawyers, Stuart Webb and his colleague and friend Ron Ousky, decided that they had had enough of tearing families apart through an adversarial process just so […]

If you know Everett De Morier, you know unpredictability. In a career that has spanned more than twenty-five years, Mr. De Morier has written everything from the Weekly World News’ My Wife Is Having the […]

Dawn M. Barclay is an author, a mom, and someone who has demonstrated expertise in dealing with the challenging situation of travelling with titularly ‘neurodivergent’ children, in the pages of her new book. With Travelling […]

Alan G. Robinson and Dean M. Schroeder’s new book is aptly titled Practical Innovation in Government: How Front-Line Leaders are Transforming Public-Sector Organizations. In the read, one essentially finds what can best be summarized as […]

Bill Price and David Jaffe are just, for lack of a better word, fun. In their new book, aptly titled The Frictionless Organization: Deliver Great Customer Experiences with Less Effort, they write all about how […]

There’s been something of a seismic shift with respect to how corporate hierarchies, and otherwise generally professional echelons and contextual milieus look at the employee as an individual. These days, thanks to movements like equal […]

“This is a book about you, the hero of our story. You’re the much-loved, often-misunderstood wearer of many B2B marketing hats. The technologist, the strategist, the customer champion, the data expert, the creative leader, the […]

Regardless of specificity or overall genre, a lot of books suffer from saying too much. A lot of reads typically benefit from they don’t choose to say, as much as what they do. But in […]

Dr. Ronald Alexander PhD’s new book is titled Core Creativity: The Mindful Way to Unlock Your Creative Self, and as the title would suggest the book is all about pursuing the often maligned, rarely utilized […]

Move on Robert Frost’s Good fences make good neighbors. Good fences make good bosses, and everything that entails. “Leadership is a complex topic. At any given point you can walk down the aisle of your […]

It’s clear from the tonality of James T. McKim, Jr.’s new book that he’s encouraging you to have agency. To be proactive. To be a go-getter. The time for diplomatic word choice and excess flowery […]

Bryant Lusk writes with the detail of a genuine storyteller, not just a medical professional transcribing information to an uninitiated audience. In his new book, succinctly titled Heart Disease & Hypertension: Vitamin Therapy for a […]