Subtle Acts of Exclusion: How to Understand, Identify, and Stop Microaggressions by authors Tiffany Jana and Michael Baran is a brief but deep look into how individuals offend or harm others without intending to with their […]
Power dynamics between humans define an enormous part of our interactions. This is especially true in a professional or organization setting where the stakes are much more involved. Men and women are working to provide […]
Borrowed From Your Grandchildren: The Evolution of 100-Year Family Enterprises isn’t the first book from Dennis Jaffe, but you can argue it is his magnum opus. It is an extended work, well over 400 pages, but […]
Theo Czuk doesn’t limit himself and follows his muse wherever it may lead him. He’s a talented musician and songwriter, a poet, and a novelist as well. Such a broad based application of one’s talents […]
Julia Ivy’s Crafting Your Edge for Today’s Job Market is arguably one of the most important books of its type to emerge in recent memory. Her credentials make this less than surprising. Ivy is a professor of […]
How to Launch Your Side Hustle by Troy Underwood begins with the author recalling how he learned the value of business oriented creativity at an early age. It is easy to understand, after reading this brief […]
Rebekah Bastian’s Blaze Your Own Trail: An Interactive Guide to Navigating Life with Confidence, Solidarity, and Compassion is, without a doubt, the product of her life’s experiences, but she doesn’t make it obvious. This isn’t some non-fiction […]
Reading Dying to Live: A Tapestry of Reinvention is an affecting emotional experience. Author Michael Bianco-Splann invests every iota of his considerable literary powers to depict his journey from a childhood as an adopted son in an […]
A number of factors distinguish Vicky Oliver’s contributions to the world of non-fiction business self-help books and her individualistic edge is evident in her most recent publication Bad Bosses, Crazy Coworkers & Other Office Idiots: 201 […]
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 […]
Julia Navarro’s You Shall Not Kill has a strong historical flavor considering how she sets her story around the end of the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War. It is a novel with violence always […]
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 […]
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