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Angela K. Durden/Durden Kell

Angela K. Durden won national attention in 2000 for her first published book, Nine Stupid Things People Do To Mess Up Their Resumes. On her first in-studio radio interview, she advised syndicated host G. Gordon Liddy about how to best deal with the long gap in his resume. Angela served…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Yeo Chuen Chuen

Yeo Chuen Chuen is a multi-award-winning executive coach who raises the quality of leadership in every organization by developing agility. Honored with accolades and praise for her outstanding work over the years, she was named “Woman Super Achiever” and one of "Top 101 Global Coaching Leaders" at the 28th…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Leonard Kim

Leonard Kim is the coauthor of Ditch the Act, in which he teaches readers how to own and expose who they truly are, form meaningful relationships that move the needle and ultimately, uncover the greatness that already exists from within, to stack success. Leonard Kim is the author of Ditch…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Ryan Foland

Ryan Foland is a high energy speaker, podcast host, and consultant who teaches executives how to build their personal brands. His 3-1-3® Method uncovers core brand messaging to guide bespoke content marketing strategies. Ryan has given 4 TEDx talks and has been featured in Inc., Entrepreneur, Forbes, Fortune, and more.…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

Mona Patel

Mona Patel is a dynamic entrepreneur with 17-years experience convincing leaders at some of the world’s biggest brands, including NASA, BMW, and Microsoft, to understand, value and optimize their customers’ experiences. As the CEO and Founder of Motivate Design, a user-centered design agency based in New York City, Mona developed…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

David Hasley

David Hasley has been described as a business and banking whiz. His career spans more than 40 years of corporate and entrepreneurial experience. He was the lead commercial lender and administer for a regional California bank when he penned the first edition of Starting Up. The book was conceptualized as…

Terry McKytonNovember 12, 2022

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With This Helpful Guide, You’ll Never Have to Walk on Eggshells

“When did your stomach tighten into knots? When did your face get hot, your chest start pounding or your palms get sweaty? Was it what was said, who said it, how it was said, or who was there to hear it?” Whatever it was, was it causing you to walk…

Jim AlkonNovember 4, 2022

Business Business - Featured Nonfiction

Build a Fine Vessel to Sail Through Your Financial Life

Author Michael Helgesen provides the most entertaining and engaging opening to a financial book that you might ever find. Fortunately for readers, his father, Lars Helgesen, was a Norwegian Merchant Marine during World War II, and his ship was part of a convoy delivering goods and supplies from the U.S.…

Jim AlkonSeptember 19, 2022

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The Death of Cryptocurreny Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Some crypto-pundits compare the cryptocurrency phenomenon to the Internet — a specialized technology that became universal. Cryptocurrency hasn’t yet become part of most daily lives, but according to that same New York Times column, “20 percent of American adults, and 36 percent of millennials, own cryptocurrency.” Blockchain Ethics: Fighting Honorable…

Joanna PoncavageMay 16, 2022

Business Business - Featured Nonfiction

Develop a Strong Foundation in Sales With “How to Be a Superstar Salesperson”

Audri White takes the alphabetic game a step further with acronyms like CAPI, SPIN and FAB in her quick “pocket guide” handbook to sales called How to Be a Superstar Salesperson. White, a former salesperson at Xerox Corp. who has made a living in banking, mortgage lending and corporate recruiting,…

Jim AlkonApril 28, 2022

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Hack the Future of Money in “Cloudmoney”

In his fascinating new book, Cloudmoney: Cash, Cards, Crypto and the War for Our Wallets, journalist and fintech expert Brett Scott presents the risks and rewards of a cashless society. Scott makes it clear that the reach of corporations into our lives via cards and apps has never been greater. Cash…

Wyatt SemenukApril 11, 2022

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Reckoning With America’s Past to Understand Inequity in Modern Times

Since its colonial beginnings, America has built and expanded its institutions of wealth and power: with wealth, first rooted in agriculture, comes power in fields such as politics and culture. That agricultural wealth, however, was created by Black people. White people reflexively used their power stemming from Black labor to…

Wyatt SemenukApril 5, 2022

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A Resourceful Guide to Navigating an Era of Disaster and Uncertainty

If 2020 taught us anything, it is that the unexpected happens, and that everyone — from the government, to institutions, corporations and businesses, and individual homes and families — must be actively involved in dealing with it. Juliette Kayyem, an international leader in crisis management, disaster response and homeland security,…

BookTribMarch 29, 2022

Business Business - Featured Nonfiction

Opening “Pandora’s Toolbox” for Climate Intervention May Be Earth’s Only Hope

According to Wake Smith, author of the just-released Pandora’s Toolbox: The Hopes and Hazards of Climate Intervention (Cambridge University Press), “There is virtually no remaining scientific debate in peer-reviewed journals on the question of whether climate change is happening, and there has not been for at least a decade. Outside…

Wyatt SemenukMarch 24, 2022

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A Poignant Look at the Loneliness of Grief and the Need for Human Connection

This is what Larissa Whitcomb is experiencing in Jennifer Collins’ debut novel, Comfort in the Wings. “I haven’t spoken to anyone in four days,” she muses in the very first sentence of the book. Collins drops her readers right into Larissa’s helplessness: she cannot open her mail, answer her phone…

Sherri DaleyMarch 23, 2022

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Life-Saving Research Vs. Intellectual Property: One of History’s Most Contentious Battles

Owning the Sun: A People's History of Monopoly Medicine from Aspirin to COVID-19 Vaccines (Counterpoint Press), written by journalist Alexander Zaitchik, tells the story of one of the most contentious fights in human history: the legal right to produce lifesaving medicines. In the book, Zaitchik lays the foundation by establishing the…

Wyatt SemenukMarch 23, 2022

Angela K. Durden/Durden Kell

Yeo Chuen Chuen

Leonard Kim

Ryan Foland

Mona Patel

David Hasley

With This Helpful Guide, You’ll Never Have to Walk on Eggshells

Build a Fine Vessel to Sail Through Your Financial Life

The Death of Cryptocurreny Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Develop a Strong Foundation in Sales With “How to Be a Superstar Salesperson”

Hack the Future of Money in “Cloudmoney”

Reckoning With America’s Past to Understand Inequity in Modern Times

A Resourceful Guide to Navigating an Era of Disaster and Uncertainty

Opening “Pandora’s Toolbox” for Climate Intervention May Be Earth’s Only Hope

A Poignant Look at the Loneliness of Grief and the Need for Human Connection

Life-Saving Research Vs. Intellectual Property: One of History’s Most Contentious Battles

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