The Moonshiner’s Daughter
A tale of a girl’s fight against her moonshining heritage in 1960s North Carolina.
A tale of a girl’s fight against her moonshining heritage in 1960s North Carolina.
A comedic masterpiece, it follows the misadventures of Ignatius J. Reilly in 1960s New Orleans, satirizing modern society and its absurdities.
A simple fable that illustrates the wisdom of financial health through small incremental steps.
Chris Bailey’s ‘The Productivity Project’ offers practical insights on improving productivity by challenging mainstream ideas and experimenting with personal effectiveness.
‘Now, Discover Your Strengths’ by Marcus Buckingham and Donald O. Clifton is based on Gallup’s 20-year research project on the topic of human strengths. The book introduces the concept of focusing on personal strengths rather than weaknesses and proposes the revolutionary idea of building on what’s right with people instead of fixing what’s wrong. It provides a framework, including an online assessment tool, for individuals to identify their top five strengths, and offers advice on how to apply these strengths for personal and professional development.
Explore the impact of family routines and rituals on individual and familial well-being.
An essential guide to product management, covering core principles, agile methodologies, and strategies for successful product lifecycle management.
The 1% Windfall by Rafi Mohammed offers strategies for companies to boost their profits by implementing effective pricing tactics.
In ‘Dead Aid’, Dambisa Moyo critiques the inefficacy of aid to Africa and proposes alternative solutions for sustainable economic growth and development on the continent.