Non-Fiction

The Humachine: Humankind, Machines, and The Future of Enterprise is Nada Sanders and John Wood’s book exploring the issue of AI and its growing influence over the business world and culture. The writers take a balanced […]

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 […]

The Arbinger Institute has produced a number of important self-help books over the course of its existence and the new edition of their 2016 volume The Outward Mindset: How to Change Lives and Transform Organizations is one […]

Julie Evans’ Joy Road: My Journey from Addiction to Recovery is an entry in the growing library of memoirs covering an individual’s path through the hell of substance abuse and out again, but limiting the text to such […]

William Ammerman’s The Invisible Brand: Marketing in the Age of Automation, Big Data, and Machine Learning has a number of strong suits. Thoroughness is among them – Ammerman explores the subject of what paradigm shifting technological advances […]

Start Finishing: How to Go from Idea to Done from Charlie Gilkey is a work with a wide scope and a tight condensed writing style that boils down a lot of information into a coherent […]

I think one of the most impressive aspects of Diane R. Gehart’s Mindfulness for Chocolate Lovers is her willingness to recognize, from the outset, that her potential readers likely know what changes they need to make in […]

Jodie Jackson has written one of the best books taking a look at modern media and the power it exerts. Her volume entitled You Are What You Read adopts the stance that mass media conglomerates, driven by […]

Kris Oestergaard realizes we live in a fast moving society and never wastes reader’s time. His book Transforming Legacy Organizations plunges headlong into an intelligent discussion about how long standing and successful business organizations can prioritize innovation […]

Mark Perna isn’t a natural writer in some ways. Anyone reading his book Answering Why and expecting him to frame his arguments in a flowing conversational manner will be disappointed. Perna’s métier is more intellectual than convivial, […]