Books That Mean Business

Tee-off a new project, goal, or desire with this golf-inspired guide to thinking more productively about productivity. Written by former Lifehack.org Editor-in-Chief, Mike Vardy.

The world of globalized markets and hyper-connectivity demands new leadership behaviours and organizational culture, in order to respond effectively. Is a combination of higher employee engagement, flat organization structures, and self-managing teams the answer?

Think you know how to do your best? Think again. Let professor and celebrity advisor John Eliot liberate you from mainstream pseudo-psychology, with counter-intuitive techniques that will take you to the next level.

From the fateful refrain of ‘I started this one business…’ comes an explosion of entrepreneurial ideas, most certainly not fit for purpose like padlocking clouds, and releasing dangerous animals into quiet suburban neighbourhoods.

Research shows that Millennials with a financial safety-net are likely to leave their employer within two years. So what about the other 91% of Millennial talent? This insightful study highlights why it’s imperative for recruiters to ensure they invest in the next generation

Confused by conflicting leadership messages? Driven to distraction by empty corporate jargon? Banging your head against the c-suite wall? Find and unite with others like you, with this innovative guide to driving results — when you aren’t the boss.

Long-time luxury goods leader Pauline Brown shows executives, entrepreneurs and industry professionals how to harness the sensory powers of Aesthetic Intelligence (the other AI) in order to create more meaningful experiences for customers and longer term value for businesses.

Written by a freelance writer with over two decades experience covering Hollywood, pop culture and fashion, this is the ultimate guide for any freelancer with the desire to reach their destination but without a map or satellite navigation system to get them there.

The best bias-busting business practices from The Center For Talent Innovation.

Don't be a player; win the game.

The 'Key Cutting King' of Britain's high streets unlocks the secrets of his success.

No intro needed here…

Do or do not. There is no try.

Robert Kiyosaki comparative guide to how two men made their financial choices. Spoiler! One does better than the other.

Read this book: get more done.

How to make it in retail -— from a supplier's perspective.

A personal history of corporate success and career progression might not sound like all that thrilling. But when you consider that it’s also the tale of a black woman triumphing over adversity, and inspiring other to do the same, it suddenly becomes a lot more interesting.

Creativity's critical in business. Here's how to get some…