Leadership

Succeed in Your Career with “How to Win Friends and Manage Remotely”

I think it’s fair to say that since the pandemic began, most of us suddenly had to find a new rhythm and figure out what being professionally efficient would look like from an at-home environment. While most of us may have achieved a certain level of comfort in our home…

Mckenzie TozanAugust 30, 2022

Business Nonfiction Recommended

Reimagine Female Empowerment with Inspiring Book From Leadership Expert

For ages, women have been assigned archetypes, harmful labels, and stereotypes. In her new book, Insubordinate (Amplify Publishing), international leadership expert Jocelyn Davis reclaims the names women have been assigned, transforming them from harmful to powerful. She opens by describing the ways in which women are discriminated against, especially in…

Abigail WhiteFebruary 13, 2023

Business Business - Featured Listicles

It’s a Numbers Game: 6 Step-By-Step Guides to Success in Business and Leadership

It’s common knowledge that the business world is always evolving, but there’s something to be said about our current work culture. We’re in an unprecedented new era of the girlboss, the daily grind and the hustle — all pushes to become more efficient, productive and self-confident versions of ourselves. And…

BookTribAugust 22, 2022

Fiction Young Adult

Shape-Shifting Rites of Passage Take a Boy “Beyond Dark Waters”

Nine-year-old Ben isn’t necessarily a bad kid. He just does things that aren’t very good. He torments his younger sister Sophie, has no regard for the property of others, and is otherwise willful and inconsiderate. His mother sends him to his grandfather’s house one day as punishment, and Ben isn’t…

David ToddMay 19, 2021

Fiction Fiction - Featured

“Angels of the Pacific” Honors the Courage of WWII Military Nurses Imprisoned in the Philippines

If you only read one book about women who served in the military during World War II, I heartily recommend Angels of the Pacific (William Morrow) by Elise Hooper. Many books have been written about the war in the Pacific, the occupation of the Philippines by Japanese troops and the…

Linda HitchcockMarch 11, 2022

Business Business - Featured Nonfiction

Determining Which Way to Lean With “8 Paradoxes of Leadership Agility”

Tim was willing to give extra attention to a challenged team member, but it came at the expense of effectively managing the whole team. Adeline as a leader was an agent of change, but her middle managers were stuck within the safety of the status quo. “The road to leadership…

Jim AlkonJuly 14, 2020

Business Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

Achieve Optimum Workplace Performance With “The X Factor of Employee Engagement”

Just how important is intrinsic employee motivation in today’s workplace? So much so that the Harvard Business Review claims that one extrinsically motivated employee can cost an organization $12,000 a year. Multiply that a few times, and you get the point! That is why Demi Gray, a business executive and…

Jim AlkonMarch 17, 2021

Business Nonfiction

Jeffrey Pfeffer on Leadership: Fixing Workplaces and Careers One Truth at a Time

In a world full of books, webinars, sensitivity training, TED Talks and employee retreats, you’d think that by now, we’d have gotten the hang of leadership. Jeffrey Pfeffer Not so, says bestselling author and noted Stanford business school management expert Jeffrey Pfeffer. Surveys from far and wide tell us that…

Michael RuscoeDecember 3, 2015

Better Self Nonfiction

“Functional Dysfunction: From Sour Grapes to Fine Wine” Proves Life Can Be Salvaged and Savored

Errol Ball was trapped in the wilderness of his own life. His marriage was tenuous, he was questioning his religious beliefs and was doing reckless things in hope of producing reckless outcomes. He likened his situation to the part in the movie The Ten Commandments when, despite hesitancy from the…

BookTribJuly 16, 2021

Better Self Business Nonfiction Save the World

Be the Leader You’d Like to See in the World

Let’s let Dr. Kimberly Townsend depress us for a moment – because she promises to make it better. In Lifecircle Leadership: How Exceptional People Make Every Day Extraordinary (Advantage Media Group), Townsend advances a leadership theory of pragmatic altruism. But first she sets the stage by taking a bleak temperature…

Jim AlkonMarch 29, 2019

Better Self Business Nonfiction

“Serving to Lead:” The Steps to Leadership on the Battlefield and Beyond

It’s hard to imagine there was ever a time, even for a fleeting moment, when Sgt. Major Keith L. Craig (R) did not appreciate the concept of practice. “When I was a young soldier, I didn’t respect or understand the reason for training.” This coming from an organizational man whose…

Jim AlkonJune 17, 2020

Better Self Business Nonfiction

“Forged in Crisis:” Inspiration on the Power to Lead

There are so many books on leadership it may seem there are no more “secrets” of leadership to be revealed to us. So for anyone writing on the subject, the challenge is: (1) make the subject more interesting, more vivid, and (2) give the reader the realistic reassurance that, yes,…

Jim ParryAugust 16, 2018

Better Self Business Nonfiction

Book Excerpt! Brit Poulson’s ‘The Clarity Compass’

For a sneak peek of Brit Poulson's The Clarity Compass (February 14, 2017) check out the excerpt below! Would You Rather Be Right or Effective? “I hate the Clarity Compass.” He went by the name of Deck: He was ex-military, business casual, with pictures of his kids and Chihuahuas meticulously placed…

Beth WaskoFebruary 23, 2017

Better Self Business Nonfiction

CEO Learned Life Lessons From Growing Up on the Farm

But it was on a farm — a pig farm, to be exact — that Doug Tieman learned many of the lessons that helped him achieve his dream of becoming a CEO by age 40. And now, Tieman is sharing those lessons in his new book, Flying Over the…

Michael RuscoeSeptember 16, 2015

Author Spotlight Author Spotlight - Featured Fiction Young Adult

Des Birch Shares How He Shape-Shifted and Shaped a Narrative

Beyond Dark Waters is a special book. For one thing, it’s unlike anything you’ve ever read before. Yes, we can almost guarantee that. It’s about a nine-year-old boy who can transform into other species, and while he does, he realizes all sorts of things about himself and the vast and…

BookTribMay 31, 2021

Author Spotlight Nonfiction

Demi Gray on Helping Leaders Foster Employee Motivation

Ever consider how the bottom line of an organization is adversely impacted when a team lacks motivation? Demi Gray has. In fact, she has made a career out of understanding the concept and written the book on it: The X Factor of Employee Engagement: Why Fostering Employee Motivation Should Be…

BookTribMarch 29, 2021

Succeed in Your Career with “How to Win Friends and Manage Remotely”

Reimagine Female Empowerment with Inspiring Book From Leadership Expert

It’s a Numbers Game: 6 Step-By-Step Guides to Success in Business and Leadership

Shape-Shifting Rites of Passage Take a Boy “Beyond Dark Waters”

“Angels of the Pacific” Honors the Courage of WWII Military Nurses Imprisoned in the Philippines

Determining Which Way to Lean With “8 Paradoxes of Leadership Agility”

Achieve Optimum Workplace Performance With “The X Factor of Employee Engagement”

Jeffrey Pfeffer on Leadership: Fixing Workplaces and Careers One Truth at a Time

“Functional Dysfunction: From Sour Grapes to Fine Wine” Proves Life Can Be Salvaged and Savored

Be the Leader You’d Like to See in the World

“Serving to Lead:” The Steps to Leadership on the Battlefield and Beyond

“Forged in Crisis:” Inspiration on the Power to Lead

Book Excerpt! Brit Poulson’s ‘The Clarity Compass’

CEO Learned Life Lessons From Growing Up on the Farm

Des Birch Shares How He Shape-Shifted and Shaped a Narrative

Demi Gray on Helping Leaders Foster Employee Motivation

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