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Writing Professional Emails: The Step-by-Step Guide

by Dr. Michelle Swann

Writing Professional Emails addresses every aspect of email communication: from the subject line to the signature. It teaches how to tailor emails to meet recipients’ needs and fulfill readers’ expectations. Following this advice ensures emails will be read, appreciated, and acted upon. Engaging, practical, and comprehensive, this guide offers straightforward methods that will help you •\twrite high-quality, persuasive, focused emails •\tknow whether to use a formal or an informal style •... more

On Good Authority: 7 Steps to Preparing, Promoting and Profiting From a How-to Book That Makes You the Go-To Expert

by Anna David

The average book sells 300 copies and doesn’t change the career—or life—of its author whatsoever. Instead, it becomes shelf decoration—one that happened to take a lot of money and effort to create. It doesn’t have to be this way. After all, you probably already have enough books on your shelf. Whether you’re ready to share your expertise with the world, want to launch a book that will serve you for your entire career or are tired of releasing books that don’t do anything to help your busin... more

All the Presidents' Taxes

by Charles Renwick

Let's assume the Presidents' are doing their taxes legally. If so, we can look at what they are doing and learn a thing or two. However, we first need to discuss the history of taxes in the US and what not to do. This is a fun book that can actually help you save money on taxes.

Collaborative Confidence

by Bublish, Inc.

This book is for brilliant, talented, successful women, who want to polish their leadership skills, boost their confidence, and work and lead from a place of authentic strength. It’s a new way for women to become more impactful and visible, and help other talented women do the same. Dr. Heather Backstrom brings her 25 years of corporate human resources, and executive coaching experience to Collaborative Confidence, an inclusive, open, and fulfilling way to grow, share, and lead at work.... more

The One-Hour Strategy: Building a Company of Strategic Thinkers

by Jeroen Kraaijenbrink

A tale about strategy done differently. The One-Hour Strategy follows Martin, the new sales team lead at Waters & Flows, which attracted him because of their unique way of doing strategy. We shadow Martin as he onboards with his new colleagues, who walk him through each aspect of their One-Hour Strategy, answering his questions and addressing his reservations. Along the way, Martin learns: • Why employees at every level in the firm should be involved in strategy • How strategic competence... more

The Downsize Side Hustle - Second Edition

by Art Barry

Downsizing-in-place became the obvious side hustle choice when we looked at costs and the effort that would be required to move to a smaller home. Making a move just didn't make sense based on current economic uncertainties. This book provides a step-by-step narrative of how we turned extra space in our house into a private guest quarters that generates $1,200 a month. The second edition contains revenue and expense information for the first two years of operation. The research, links to sources... more

The Self-Licking Ice Cream Cone: How to Make Better Decisions for Yourself, Your Team, and Your Organization

by Scott Cryer

The Self-Licking Ice Cream Cone is a humorous and uncomfortably familiar book about the bad decisions we unknowingly make in business every day, and how to avoid them in the future. In short, humans love to make decisions that provide them comfort, security, and status. Unfortunately, these same traits often do not match with what a good business decision is!

Cash From The Future: A Millionaires Financial Guide From The Future To His Younger Self

by Cash Coach Chris

Have you ever wished you could go back in time to tell your younger self to do things differently? Maybe you would have guided yourself to a better financial situation and avoided costly mistakes. That is just what this millionaire businessman turned money coach author has done. Utilizing a time machine, he travels to the distance past. He meets his younger self and presents him with this personal finance manual from the future. This manual is full of all of his knowledge and secrets to success ... more

From 50 to 500

by Jonathan Dapra, Richard Dapra, and Jonas Akerman

In From 50 to 500, the authors identify key characteristics of small companies with the potential for rapid growth. Using this perspective, they present a highly relevant, easy-to-understand and actionable model, defining the motivators, capabilities and potential derailers unique to small business leaders. Readers are then invited to explore the distinct business challenges two typical leaders face over a business cycle. Opportunities to evaluate each leader's decisions and outcomes provide val... more

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by Dave Bookbinder

Nothing gets done in any organization without the people - the human capital. How well the human capital manages the financial capital and intellectual capital determines the value of any business... so you'd better get the human capital part right. In Going Behind the Numbers, valuation expert Dave Bookbinder continues to unravel ways to better value human capital and determine how it can be quantified to truly represent what every organization's people actually bring to the table. If you th... more

Thoughts & Counsel: Foundational Knowledge for Living Well & Creating a Better Future for Ourselves & Others

by M.J. DeLouis

If you are someone seeking knowledge and guidance as you begin your life's journey, or if you are at any stage in your life and desire to learn and apply proven methods for pursuing and securing a higher degree of advancement and self-fulfillment, then this book was written for you. Within its pages you will learn: - Guidelines for establishing and making progress toward ambitious goals. - The methods and merits of self-education. - How to cultivate motivation and stay productive throug... more

Design for Identity: How to Design Authentically for a Diverse World

by Jessica Bantom

Design is expression, a service, an act of creativity. But if designers design for everyone, how can there be so little diversity in the profession? In this book, Jessica Bantom examines the implications of design in everyday life, from spaces and products to images and the fashion industry. Too often design concepts are based on assumptions and stereotypes that don’t necessarily reflect customers’ lives and values. Certain company symbols and brands, such as the image of Aunt Jemima, have stirr... more

The Momentum Sales Model

by Tim Castle

This book will teach you how to create an unstoppable wave of momentum in your business through sales and business development.

Authentic Leadership: Embracing Your Archetypal Gifts

by Angie McCourt

Authentic Leadership: Embracing Your Archetypal Gifts introduces 11 authentic leadership archetypal gifts and guidance on how to clear behavior patterns of outdated leadership styles. Authored by Angie McCourt founder, Authentic Me Revolution, tech exec, podcast host and app curator. Do you find it challenging to lead others in a way that meets them where they are? Has it been difficult to navigate goal achievement? Are the old ways of getting things done not working anymore? Join the auth... more

Marketing Basics for Your Small Business

by Jen Esparza

This easy-to-follow book offers simple steps and solutions that will help you make sense of marketing and what you need for your business. This book will help you: Define your business and your goals Explore free and paid marketing options Understand the pillars of a great website Decipher how to choose what is best for your business Learn how to use social media for your business with step-by-step instructions.

Don't Lead Alone

by Cleveland Justis and Daniel Student

Think. Act. Lead. It seems simple enough. But understanding your desired impact and how it fits into a larger picture, connecting your work to others and finding new collaborators, and bringing those collaborators together and moving them in a unified direction is never easy. Governments, businesses, and nonprofits all have unique approaches and ideas that many of us learn through our work. Yet, we rarely consider the skills needed to create and maintain the partnerships between them. Most of... more

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