Wise Guy
Guy Kawasaki
A compilation of enlightening stories from Guy Kawasaki's life, offering personal lessons on how to live a more joyous, productive, and meaningful life. From his family's immigration to his experiences in education and business, Kawasaki shares wisdom gained through hard work, failures, and successes.
Women Rowing North
Mary Pipher
Women Rowing North explores the unique challenges and opportunities women face as they navigate the transition from middle age to old age. With wisdom and compassion, Mary Pipher offers guidance on cultivating resilience, embracing change, and finding joy and meaning in the later years of life. Discover how to flourish, build strong relationships, and create a fulfilling life, no matter what currents you encounter.
Words That Work
Frank Luntz
Discover the art and science of effective communication with Dr. Frank Luntz, a renowned language architect and public opinion guru. In "Words That Work," Luntz unveils the secrets to crafting messages that resonate, motivate, and achieve desired outcomes in politics, business, and everyday life. Learn how to transform mere words into a powerful arsenal for the war of perception and gain the edge you need to succeed.
Work Clean
Dan Charnas
Discover the transformative power of mise-en-place, the culinary system of focus and organization, and learn how to apply its principles to your life, work, and mind. From chefs to professionals in any field, this book offers a practical guide to achieving excellence through preparation, process, and presence.
Writing That Works
Kenneth Roman
A completely revised and updated guide to effective business writing. Learn how to communicate clearly and concisely in emails, letters, memos, presentations, reports, and more. This book provides practical tips and examples to help you improve your writing skills and achieve your goals in the business world.
You Are Not a Gadget
Jaron Lanier
A passionate and cogent argument against the hive mind and the loss of individuality in the age of the internet. Lanier argues that the internet's current design diminishes individual expression and promotes a dangerous form of cybernetic totalism, urging readers to reclaim their personhood in an increasingly digital world.
You Are What You Risk
Michele Wucker
Explore the hidden forces that shape your relationship with risk and unlock the power to make better decisions in every aspect of your life. From personal relationships to career choices, discover how understanding your risk fingerprint can lead to a more fulfilling and successful life.
You Do You
Sarah Knight
Life gets exponentially better once you stop giving a fuck about what other people think and start doing what you really want to do. This book is about accepting your strengths and your flaws, whether those flaws are self-identified or just things that you're perfectly happy about but that other people seem to have a problem with. It's about standing up for who you are and what you want, and stop letting other people tell you what to do, how to do it, or why it can't be done.