Great leaders and organizations can create sustainable change because they inspire others. In the process, they create loyal followers who stick with them through thick…
Habits can be used to create significant outcomes for individuals, organizations and societies, including losing weight, becoming more productive, influencing customer buying habits, and starting…
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In OutThink the Competition (read our online summary here), Kaihan Krippendorf refers to the "36 Strategems of Ancient China", and shows how you can integrate…
In this book, winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics, Daniel Kahneman, presents decades of research to help us understand what really goes on…
Dale Carnegie’s book How to Win Friends and Influence People is a timeless success classic on how to build meaningful and lasting relationships, develop deep-felt trust…
In today’s fast-changing business landscape, old business models are being disrupted and new market niches and leaders are emerging rapidly in their place. This book…
The pace of change in business is quickening, there's no doubt about that. In the last decade, we've seen major shifts in eCommerce, entertainment, social…
Each time startups and innovations fail, huge amounts of money, time, passion, and skill are wasted. Yet, with the right processes, their success could be…
In today’s increasingly dynamic and complex word, an organization’s ability to learn and renew itself is a sustainable competitive advantage. In this book, Peter Senge…
Can a company make the transition from good to great? Collin and his research team started with 1,435 good companies, examined their performance over 40…
Instead of fighting head-on with your competitors, how do you create uncontested market space and make the competition totally irrelevant? Based on a study of 150…
In Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion and Purpose, Tony Hsieh shares how he built Zappos from nothing to its eventual sale (or marriage)…