Tag Archives: Business

Dr. Rick Brinkman, author of 'Dealing With Meetings You Can't Stand' and Patricia Gale dish on how to make meetings not just bearable, but better.

In 'Everything We Keep' by Kerry Lonsdale, a young woman's wedding day becomes the funeral day for the fiancé she had planned to marry. As she picks up the pieces of her life and moves on, she finds that what she thinks she knows is not the truth, and that everything leading up to her new life has been a lie. Can she find out what has happened to her fiancé and if he is really alive?

There's power in counting people — and no better guide than 'Upside' by Kenneth W Gronbach a demographer and trend expert. Its an enlightening book and a great tool for making better business decisions.

Leadership and performance expert Judd Hoekstra talks about learning to fight our inner Caveman to overcome fears and doubts in high-pressure situations. Hoekstra teamed up with Major League pitching coach Rick Peterson to write the new book, 'Crunch Time: How to Be Your Best When It Matters Most.'

'Crunch Time' is a great, effective book on how to perform under pressure by famed pitching coach Rick Peterson (Moneyball) and performance expert Judd Hoekstra. It's packed with tips and great anecdotes from Peterson's long and winning career.

Ad man Ron Elgin tells all in hilarious career confessions sequel, 'The Man Behind the Curtain'.

We're not as innovative as we think we are — our primitive aversion to risk gets in the way. But a new book by three innovation and strategy experts, 'Outsmart Your Instincts: How the Behavioral Innovation Approach Drives Your Company Forward,' by Adam Hansen, Ed Harrington and Beth Storz, can help us get over it — and get creative.

New book, 'OASIS Conversations: Leading with an Open Mindset to Maximize Potential' by Ann Va Eron , offers five-step process for open-minded relationships.

New business book, 'Fixing What Already Works' by John F. Dullea and Alvaro E. Espinosa, is novel in its business turn-around approach and content.

Facing those tough questions is easier when you do your homework, take a deep breath, and get in prepared, says Vicky Oliver, author of "301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions". And don't forget to smile.