Wake Up With Purpose!by Sister Jean Schmidt and Seth Davis
Sister Jean Rules the Court
Sister Mary Jean Dolores Smith – better known as Sister Jean – details her (as of now) 104 years-long life of Catholic devotion and service…
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Profit from the Sourceby Christian Schuh, Wolfgang Schnellbächer, Alenka Triplat and Daniel Weise
Procurement Power
Four Boston Consulting Group partners offer a radical – and profitable, they insist – revamping of procurement and of its relationship with the rest of your…
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Next!by Joanne Lipman
Embrace Transition
Former USA Today editor in chief Joanne Lipman details the process of successful personal reinvention.
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All That She Carriedby Tiya Miles
Identity in a Small Sack
US National Book Award winner Tiya Miles relates the heartbreaking saga of a young enslaved girl being separated from her mother and sold in pre-Civil…
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And There Was Light:by Jon Meacham
The Human Side of Lincoln
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jon Meacham presents an emotionally rich biography of Abraham Lincoln, offering a full and human portrait of the man who saved America.
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Exponentialby Azeem Azhar
An Exponential Tomorrow
Host of the Exponential View podcast Azeem Azhar paints a detailed, grim portrait of a future in which tech giants immune to the will of governments…
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Influence Is Your Superpowerby Zoe Chance
Influence for Nice People
Influence doesn’t have to be tacky, greedy or corrupt. Renowned Yale professor Zoe Chance offers an alternative: research-based insights into influence that nice people will…
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The Imposter Cureby Jessamy Hibberd
You can escape Imposter Syndrome
Veteran author and clinical psychologist Jessamy Hibberd breaks down imposter syndrome and shows you how to escape it.
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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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Inspired: Understanding Creativityby Matt Richtel
The Mystery of Creativity
Pulitzer Prize–winning New York Times journalist Matt Richtel probes the mysteries of human inspiration.
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Fight Like Hellby Kim Kelly
To the Barricades!
New Republic journalist Kim Kelly offers an impassioned history of the United States’ labor movements and the tactics owners used against workers.
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Uncommon Sense Teachingby Barbara Oakley, Beth Rogowsky and Terrence J. Sejnowski
How Students Learn
To make sure your students retain their lessons, engage their brains’ memory systems!
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Licence to Be Badby Jonathan Aldred
Money Shouldn’t Talk
Economist Jonathan Aldred journeys through the history of economic theory to argue for a more humane, generous and collaborative society.
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The Body Keeps the Scoreby Bessel van der Kolk
Trauma and the Body
Director of the Complex Trauma Treatment Network Bessel van der Kolk, MD details how trauma manifests in the body and current therapy modalities that address it.
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Rationalityby Steven Pinker
Think! (Slowly)
Harvard professor Steven Pinker teases out another one-sentence idea into a compelling, immersing and revealing look at the power – when people remember to apply it…
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