How to Make a Few Billion Dollars
Brad Jacobs
A candid and insightful guide by serial entrepreneur Brad Jacobs on how to build successful billion-dollar companies. Drawing from his own experiences and mistakes, Jacobs shares valuable lessons on leadership, M&A, team building, and leveraging technology to achieve extraordinary results in the world of business.
How to Make a Podcast That Doesn't Suck
Justin McElroy
From the McElroy brothers, creators of several #1 podcasts, comes a hilarious and practical guide to creating your own successful podcast. Learn everything from brainstorming show topics and structures to mastering recording techniques and growing your audience. Get ready to unleash your inner podcasting superstar!
How to Measure Anything
Douglas W. Hubbard
A guide to measuring seemingly immeasurable "intangibles" in business, providing methods and examples for making better-informed decisions. It challenges the belief that certain things cannot be measured and offers a universal approach to measurement.
How to Take Smart Notes
Sönke Ahrens
Discover a simple yet powerful note-taking technique to revolutionize your writing, learning, and thinking. This book provides a step-by-step guide for students, academics, and nonfiction writers to efficiently turn thoughts and discoveries into compelling written pieces and build a treasure of interconnected notes for long-term learning and idea generation.
Humanocracy
Gary Hamel
Humanocracy makes the case for replacing chain of command with chain of trust and radical transparency. It’s a prescription for unlocking game-changing innovation and the value of every individual. This book offers a practical guide for creating organizations that really work, where employees are empowered to continually improve their ability to contribute.
Humans Are Underrated
Geoffrey Colvin
In a world where technology is rapidly advancing, what skills will set humans apart? Geoffrey Colvin explores the surprising and essential human abilities that will be most valued in the coming economy, revealing why empathy, social interaction, and adaptability are more critical than ever. Discover how to thrive in a world where being human is the ultimate competitive advantage.
I'm Not Yelling
Elizabeth Leiba
A guide for Black women navigating the workplace, offering actionable steps to overcome challenges, embrace authenticity, and achieve long-term success and peace. It addresses issues such as code-switching, microaggressions, and imposter syndrome, providing strategies for self-advocacy and reclaiming one's voice.
I’m Still Here
Austin Channing Brown
In 'I'm Still Here,' Austin Channing Brown shares her experiences growing up as a black girl in a predominantly white area and navigating predominantly white spaces as an adult. With raw honesty and passion, she addresses issues of racism, white fragility, and the challenges of maintaining black dignity in a world designed for whiteness. This memoir is a powerful call for racial justice and a celebration of blackness.