The Blue Sweater

January 22, 20220Comments

The Blue Sweater

By Jacqueline Novogratz

What drives a woman to leave a career in international finance to work in the developing world to understand the underpinnings of poverty? This inspiring story has some amazing answers.

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January 22, 20220Comments

Brain Rules

By John Medina

Multitasking is a lie. A devious devil of mistruth. The reality is that your brain cannot biologically multitask...it can only unitask. But you can learn to think more efficiently and effectively.

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January 22, 20220Comments

Sprint

By Jake Knapp

Lace up. This summary will show you how to solve all your big problems and test new ideas in only 5 days. On your marks...

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January 22, 20220Comments

The Best Team Wins

By Adrian Gostick, Chester Elton

Up to 80 percent of all work is now done in teams. Yet, the vast majority of teams underperform. This book shows you how to solve that problem so you can unlock the very best from your people.

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January 22, 20220Comments

The 1% Windfall

By Mohammed Rafi

Raising your prices by just 1% can increase your profits, overnight. Learn how to do it right with The 1% Windfall.

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January 22, 20220Comments

How To Win Friends and Influence People

By Dale Carnegie

This is the book that started the personal development revolution.

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January 22, 20220Comments

Go Put Your Strengths To Work

By Marcus Buckingham

You get peak performance by focusing on your strengths and minimising your weaknesses. Here's how.

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January 22, 20220Comments

The Ultimate Sales Machine

By Chet Holmes

What do you need to focus on for sales mastery? The 12 things that are inside Chet Holmes' Ultimate Sales Machine.

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January 22, 20220Comments

Leaders Eat Last

By Simon Sinek

In the Marines, the leaders eat last. Simon Sinek makes the convincing argument that we should follow their lead if we want our organisations to thrive.

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January 22, 20220Comments

Essentialism

By Greg McKeown

Saying no to seemingly great opportunities is one of the most underrated skills in business today. Learn how to do it well so you can focus on your most essential tasks and strategies.

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