Written by Christine Comaford, ‘7 Business Habits That Drive High Performance’ is a guide for business leaders aiming to improve their company’s performance. The book outlines seven key habits that, according to the author, can significantly enhance a company’s productivity, innovation, loyalty and, ultimately, its bottom line.
This book is a communication guide for leaders. It helps one understand and master the unique leadership voice each individual possesses. It provides strategies to connect, engage and influence others through understanding one’s own voice and the voices of those around them.
In ‘The Ideal Team Player’, Patrick Lencioni identifies the three characteristics that all great team players possess, illustrates them with real-life stories, and provides practical advice about how to instill these virtues in the workplace. The three virtues are humility, hunger, and people smarts.
The Hard Thing About Hard Things is a candid and realistic guidebook for leaders, CEOs, and entrepreneurs. It provides useful advice for dealing with tough issues that arise in business including firing personnel, experiencing failure, and learning from their own mistakes.
The First 90 Days is a guide for the executive about to step into a new role at the senior level. It provides them with strategies on how to gain momentum in the early days of a new job and how to lay the groundwork for success by building relationships, setting strategy, and negotiating for success.
Written by Jon Gordon, ‘The Energy Bus’ takes readers on an enlightening and inspiring ride that reveals 10 secrets for approaching life and work with the kind of positive, forward thinking that leads to true accomplishment. The protagonist, George, learns valuable life lessons from a unique bus driver, Joy, and her delightful group of passengers.
The Art of Gathering is a guide to orchestrating effective and meaningful group meetings. It provides practical advice and strategies to ensure that every meeting, whether it’s a family reunion, a company strategy session, or a dinner party, is a transformative experience.
The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene is a guide to the subtle social game of everyday life informed by the military principles in war. It consists of a variety of strategies, from active to passive, friendly to aggressive. The book is a guide to the intricate dynamics of social and professional situations, with the end goal of giving the reader a leg-up in all aspects of life.
This book, written by leadership expert John C. Maxwell, lists 21 rules considered fundamental for effective leadership. These laws, which are applicable in various fields, range from ‘The Law of the Lid’, about leadership ability dictating a person’s level of effectiveness, to ‘The Law of Addition’, which emphasizes leading through service.