'Milena' by Jorge Cepeda Patterson is a gripping and fast-moving political thriller set around the world sex trade.
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From global diversity and inclusion expert Howard Ross comes a new book, 'Our Search for Belonging: How Our Need to Connect Is Tearing Us Apart.' It's a fascinating look at how how our human need to belong is creating a new kind of tribalism, and dividing us more than ever.
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'Igniting Purpose-Driven Leadership' by Jim Nevada has the tools and information to help business increase employee satisfaction.
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Have you ever imagined a novel written by Gabriel García Márquez and Wes Anderson? C.D. Rose's new book, 'Who's Who When Everyone is Someone Else' gets pretty close
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A interview with retired Air Force veteran and leadership expert Ken Pasch on his new book, 'On Course: Become a Great Leader and Soar.' Pasch offers practical, inspiring strategies to give you and your company wings.
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'Brazen' by Penelope Bagieu - Get inspired by dozens of tales of amazing women through history!
Read More »Interview: Leslie Peters, Author of ‘Finding Time to Lead: Seven Practices to Unleash Outrageous Potential’
An interview with leadership expert Leslie Peters, whose new book is ‘Finding Time to Lead: Seven Practices to Unleash Outrageous Potential.’ "Leadership isn't something you do," says Peters. "It's someone you are."
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Why shouldn’t you live an exclamation point life?
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'Hermes' by George O'Connor is the latest addition to the Olympians series to be released and is also the funniest.
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Plagued by indecision about the design of his new commission, an architect continually puts off committing to anything, in favor of obsessively researching the former inhabitants of the neighborhood.
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