Despite the fact that Bill McBirnie’s primary musical instrument is flute, his book The Technique and Theory of Improvisation offers tremendous values to musicians of various types. His dual motivations for writing the book focus on providing […]
The book Capitalism for Democrats: Why The Country Needs It Now from Martin Lowy promotes a long overdue reckoning for capitalism and its ambitious spirit is in keeping with Lowy’s six previous publications. Lowy’s book is an […]
Reverend Terry Allan Christian’s What Did Jesus Say: The Seven Messages from the Master collects Christ’s actual words from the New King James Bible as an inspirational text for Christians to reference without immersing themselves in the […]
It doesn’t seem like there are many books in the market about how to best part with a former employer, respecting the professional and personal results of such breaks. Steven Manchel’s “I Hereby Resign” Job Transitioning: […]
The previous edition of Dr. Chuck Bamford’s The Strategy Mindset 2.0: A Practical Guide to the Design and Implementation of Strategy already stood as one of the definitive works of its type available to business professionals at […]
Andra Douglas’ Black & Blue: Love, Sport and the Art of Empowerment is a fictionalized account of her lifelong passion for football, struggles to find acceptance in a traditionally male-only sport, and the narrator’s eventual […]
Master Your Code: The Art, Wisdom, and Science of Leading an Extraordinary Life is Darren Gold’s first book and he may never have a need to write another. This brief but forceful work is an outstanding […]
Never Go with Your Gut: How Pioneering Leaders Make the Best Decisions and Avoid Business Disasters isn’t Gleb Tsipursky’s first book and his experience shows. The structure of his new book is airtight and progressive; his […]
Rhonda Scharf’s book about the dawning AI revolution Alexa is Stealing Your Job: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Your Future breaks with similar works on the subject.. The only cautionary tale you’ll find in this book […]
The comprehensive nature of Michael Levine’s People Over Process: Leadership for Agility will mark it as the final word on the Agile Movement for the foreseeable future in the area of software technology. Make no mistake, however […]
John Dijulius III brings over two decades of professional and practice experience in the area of customer service to bear in his latest book The Relationship Economy: Building Stronger Customer Connections in the Digital Age. His […]
Live True: A Mindfulness Guide to Authenticity by Ora Nadrich is a comprehensive but never long winded book. My interest in mindfulness philosophy predisposes me to find a lot of virtues recommending this book, but a single reading of Nadrich’s new work convinces […]
Judith Orloff’s Thriving as an Empath: 365 Days of Self-Care for Sensitive People is a wide ranging and lengthy work setting forth a day by day guide for empaths about how to care for and protect themselves. […]
Joseph Michelli’s The Airbnb Way: 5 Leadership Lessons for Igniting Growth Through Loyalty, Community, and Belonging provides such a comprehensive overview of its chosen subject that this review can hardly do it justice. Michelli’s extensive bibliography on similar […]
Agency might seem, to some, as another of those buzzwords in the world of social sciences and human psychology with an open-ended meaning. Paul Napper and Anthony Rao’s book The Power of Agency: The 7 Principles […]
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