Wisdom from the Wildby Julie C Henry
Lead Like an Animal
Explorer Julie C. Henry details various animals’ habits to help you find your personal leadership style.
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The Let Them Theory
The Let Them Theoryby Mel Robbins
Let Go to Live and Let Live
Striving to “control the uncontrollable” brings stress, anxiety, and exhaustion, says podcast host and author Mel Robbins. Instead, a simple mindset shift can set you free.…
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Say It Well
Say It Wellby Terry Szuplat
Your Voice Matters, So Use It
Terry Szuplat, one of President Obama’s top speechwriters, once struggled to speak up. Now he’s sharing the lessons that helped him find his voice —…
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The Next Conversation
The Next Conversationby Jefferson Fisher
Strong Words
Millions have turned to communication guru Jefferson Fisher for help with the conversations that count. His simple, powerful, and surprisingly doable approach might just change…
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The Sirens’ Call
The Sirens’ Callby Chris Hayes
Pay To Pay Attention
News host Chris Hayes details how the attention economy steals your focus, time, money, and connection with others.
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The Plan
The Planby Kendra Adachi
Productivity, Rewritten for Women
Standard productivity models often ignore the invisible labor and shifting demands many women navigate daily. Productivity guru Kendra Adachi proposes a refreshing, gentle alternative built…
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Generations
Generationsby Jean M. Twenge PhD
Different Strokes
Psychology professor Jean Twenge applies prodigious research to exploring the differences between generations.
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The Future of the Responsible Company
The Future of the Responsible Companyby Yvon Chouinard and Vincent Stanley
The Aware Organization
Patagonia’s Vincent Stanley and Yvon Chouinard detail their company’s philosophy: Sound environmental practices lead to sustained profitability.
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Atlas of the Heart
Atlas of the Heartby Brené Brown
Emotional Cartography
Most people attempt to navigate the complexity of their emotional life with only a handful of words. This limited emotional literacy impedes understanding, resulting in…
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Level Up
Level Upby Rob Dial
Blueprint for a Breakthrough
Do the hard work now and achieve your goals, or don’t and deal with the fallout. The choice is yours. High-performance coach Rob Dial lays…
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Project Censored's State of the Free Press 2022
Project Censored's State of the Free Press 2022by Andy Lee Roth and Mickey Huff
What You Don’t Know
Project Censored details stories that corporate interests and mainstream media suppress or ignore.
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Project Management for the Unofficial Project Manager
Project Management for the Unofficial Project Managerby Kory Kogon, Suzette Blakemore and James Wood
Nine Principles for Project Management
If you aren't a project manager, but find yourself managing projects anyway, a few professional principles can make the difference between success and failure.
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Fluke
Flukeby Brian Klaas
Butterfly Wings
In an increasingly complex, connected world, small events can trigger domino effects.
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Don’t Believe Everything You Think
Don’t Believe Everything You Thinkby Joseph Nguyen
Don’t take your thoughts too seriously.
Author Joseph Nguyen, with no formal training in psychology or philosophy, introduces the core ideas of Zen Buddhism, mindfulness, and New Age spirituality to the…
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May Contain Lies
May Contain Liesby Alex Edmans
Rigor Brings Truth
Alex Edmans, a finance professor at the London Business School, defines the psychological tendencies that undercut rational analysis to help you avoid drawing mistaken conclusions.
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