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Book Review: ‘Your Lifeonomics’ by Thomas John
'Your Lifeonomics' by Thomas John, offers the tools to help those unsure of how to get what they want from life achieve their goals.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Getting Unstuck’ by Esther Bleuel
New book, 'Getting Unstuck', by Esther Carson Bleuel, is packed with tools and information to free the reader from what holds us back.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Leading in A Diverse Environment’ by Dr. Teddie Malangwasira
New book, 'Leading in a Diverse Environment' by Dr Teddie Malangwasira, offers tools for effective leadership in diverse organizations.
Read More »Book Review: ’Note – Bandi’ Edited by R Ramakumar
'Note Bandi', edited by R Ramakumar collects articles by academics and economists to detail the impact of India's so called demonetisation (note-bandi).
Read More »Book Review: ‘Liberating Your Leadership Potential’ by Elias Kanaris
New book, 'Liberating Your Leadership Potential' by Elias Kanaris, uses Nelson Mandela stories to inspire leadership in others.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Cultivating Your Character’ by Deanna Becket
New book, 'Cultivating Your Character' by Deanna Becket, builds on Benjamin Franklin’s virtues for character cultivation.
Read More »Comic Book Review: ‘Political Power: Stormy Daniels’ by Joe Paradise
The comic book 'Stormy Daniels: Political Power' by Joe Paradise provides an amusing artifact of this steamy story.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Culture Decks Decoded’ by Bretton Putter
Leaders of any high growth or startup company should read Bretton Putter's new book is 'Culture Decks Decoded.' It's a compelling guidebook on the need for company culture.
Read More »Book Review: ‘A Failed State’ by A. E. Coussens
New novel, 'A Failed State' by Andrew E. Coussens, set in Afghanistan, is full of action and internal conflict while bringing the conflict alive in disturbing detail.
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