The 4 Disciplines of Execution
Chris McChesney
Discover the simple, repeatable, and proven formula for executing your most important strategic priorities in the midst of the daily whirlwind. The 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX) will help leaders produce breakthrough results, even when executing the strategy requires a significant change in behavior from their teams. Learn how to focus on the wildly important, act on lead measures, keep a compelling scoreboard, and create a cadence of accountability.
Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office
Lois P. Frankel
Discover the unconscious mistakes women make that sabotage their careers. This book provides coaching tips and concrete suggestions for behavioral change, empowering women to break free from girlhood behaviors and achieve their full potential in the workplace. Learn how to act more like a woman and less like a girl to get the corner office.
Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office
This book delves into why smart, capable women often find their careers stagnating despite their hard work. It argues that behaviors learned in girlhood, such as being overly 'nice' or compliant, can inadvertently sabotage professional advancement. Through a self-assessment and practical coaching tips, the book empowers women to shed self-defeating habits, assert themselves, and develop the skills necessary to achieve leadership roles and career success, challenging societal expectations and gender biases in the workplace.
Disruptive Branding
Jacob Benbunan
Explore how to position your brand to compete with disruptive challengers and challenge and disrupt yourself. This book shares insights gathered from decades of working with some of the world's most disruptive brands, showing how every business can design its brand using disruptive thought and action.
Sam Walton
Sam Walton
An autobiography of Sam Walton, the founder of Walmart, detailing his life, business strategies, and the principles that led to the success of Walmart. It offers insights into his entrepreneurial spirit, his approach to business, and the values that guided him.
Marketing 3.0
Philip Kotler
Marketing 3.0 explicates what companies need to do to stand out and be valued. It shows how companies can compete on a higher level by appealing to the human spirit and addressing people's deepest needs for social justice, economic well-being, and environmental sustainability.
The Drucker Lectures
Peter F. Drucker
A collection of Peter Drucker's lectures spanning from 1943 to 2003, offering essential lessons on management, society, and the economy. Edited by Rick Wartzman, these lectures provide fresh insights into Drucker's thinking on topics ranging from the individual's role in society to the future of the corporation.
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.