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The Golden Rule in Leadership: Aligning Purpose for Success by Dr. Ty H. Wenglar is a compelling guide to the transformative power of ethical leadership. Drawing on cultural wisdom and timeless spiritual principles, in a purely secular manner, it shows how the universal truth of the Golden Rule—treating others as you wish to be treated—can anchor modern leadership in compassion, integrity, and effectiveness.

Transform your organization using AI-driven solutions with Microsoft 365 Copilot Adoption: A Practical Guide for Business Leaders and Consultants. This book draws on real-world case studies and insights from Microsoft’s early adopters to provide a practical framework for successful AI integration. It emphasizes the importance of leadership alignment, cultural readiness, and continuous skill development, equipping listeners with the mindset and methods needed to foster innovation and efficiency in an AI-driven workplace.

You and your team are dispensable, but not with Super Charged Teams, which shatters the outdated myth that leadership is defined by title, tenure, or hierarchy. Managers are culture-shapers, trust-builders, and performance accelerators. Backed by real stories, actionable behavioral psychological insights, and proven frameworks, this book equips managers at every stage whether you’re applying for roles, newly promoted, leading other managers, or sitting in the C-suite with the tools to become the kind of leader people reach their highest level of performance.

In Beyond the Leader, renowned organizational behaviorist and author Dr. Tony Bridwell delivers a startlingly insightful new take on leadership and followership. The author explains how the interplay of these two dynamics can optimize team performance. In the book, Bridwell introduces seven disciplines that elevate teams from mere efficacy to a state of continuous learning and improvement, innovation, and long-term success.

Gender bias is a powerful but hidden force that is still holding women back, keeping them from achieving their full potential and limiting organizations from achieving the creativity, problem solving, and growth that are possible with a diverse workforce. In this revealing new book, Amy Diehl and Leanne Dzubinski shine a new light on gender bias in the workplace, uncovering the barriers that work like glass walls surrounding women.

In Working with Dinosaurs, Marcus East, a leader in the digital technology industry for over two decades, shows other top executives how to disrupt outdated systems and mindsets and embrace new tech worlds like cloud computing and AI, so they can become next generation leaders of digital and tech transformation.

You might be tempted to think the problem is everyone else, but a breakdown in communication is often linked to a leader’s behavior and approach. In short, it’s not the culture that’s the problem—it’s that nobody believes you. Business communications strategist Jenni Field knows what it’s like to help leaders get out of their own way. From working with creative entrepreneurs to C-suite executives at Fortune 500 companies, she’s learned over the years that the number one challenge for most organizations is not a question of engagement but of credibility.

In the Good is the New Cool Guide to Conscious Business, conscious capitalism experts Afdhel Aziz and Bobby Jones deliver all of the knowledge and tools needed to discover, design, and deploy sustainable and inclusive growth within any organization. This book draws on stories, insights, and case studies from leaders at successful purpose-driven corporations around the world, from Fortune 500 giants like Unilever and Procter to tech disruptors like Tesla, Microsoft, and Airbnb, as well as beloved brands like Lego, Adidas, and Patagonia.

Maneuvering Monday is a revelatory story of leadership, structural transformation, and what it takes to succeed in the face of adversity. Its insightful portrayal of the real ups and downs of company life and the mistakes people make—even when intentions are good—offers fresh perspectives on how to deal with organizational dysfunction and develop successful strategies for creating a workplace that employees love.

Entre muchas otras cosas, una empresa es ante todo servicio, una comunidad de personas que sirven a otras con el fin de satisfacer sus necesidades más importantes. Pero ¿qué hace que una empresa funcione? ¿Existe la empresa perfecta? Analizando temas fundamentales en el ámbito de las organizaciones como la ética y la cultura de la empresa; la responsabilidad social corporativa; el sentido del trabajo; la sostenibilidad; los stakeholders; la misión, la visión y los propósitos de una empresa.

Ralph Ward’s new book Hacking the Boardroom gathers these first-hand, best-practice “boardroom hacks” from around the world–intelligence that boards must have now to do a better oversight job, with less time, less effort, and fewer legal dangers. These are “how-to” insights from front-line board members, CEOs, corporate staffers, top consultants, and legal advisors. Such intelligence is learned the hard way, through trial and error in most boardrooms. Now, listeners can discover this valuable boardsmanship insight, collected in a single volume.

"All Up in Your Bizness: Managing Your Business Crap" is a short and witty book that looks at the interplay of men and women in the workplace as they deal with department meetings, performance reviews, asking for a pay raise, and office hook-ups.

This book is for people who are serious about how they can improve how their organizations run and how they can make their next large transformation project a success. It is for the process and architecture practitioners who run their programs for years and don’t get the visibility that they deserve. It is for the analysts who want to switch their practices to a data-driven approach (while not forgetting the human contributions in the analysis) and for whom the words “Digital Gemba” sound good.

In an age defined by disruption, complexity, and volatility, The Ethical Leader’s Playbook offers a bold and refreshing vision for 21st-century leadership—one grounded not merely in strategy or success, but in purpose, integrity, and humanity. Blending timeless wisdom with modern insight, this book guides listeners through the essential qualities of ethical and adaptive leadership, where trust supersedes fear, people take precedence over profit, and every decision reflects deeper values.

Transformative technologies are converging, disrupting industries and society in mere moments. This is a tsunami of change, and the question is no longer whether we can adapt, but how individuals, organizations and institutions can ride it and build a future of abundance.

With increasing violence, widening ideological divides, and growing economic inequality, a deeper sense of community is desperately needed. Yet typical ways of engaging people civically and organizationally remain unchanged. In Community, Peter Block explores how authentic community can emerge from fragmentation and offers practical steps to foster transformation.

In Hope Is the Strategy, bestselling author and leader in the corporate wellbeing movement Jen Fisher shows how the future of work demands a fundamentally new approach to how we think about, structure, and support human flourishing in the workplace.

The complexity and relentless pace of our world places exceptional demands on leaders today. They work incredibly hard and yet feel that they are not meeting their own expectations of excellence. They feel disconnected from their own values and overburdened. By the thousands, they seek out books on leadership skills, time management, and "getting things done," but the techniques these volumes offer, useful as they are, often don’t speak to the leader’s fundamental sense that something is missing.

Alex Atherton is the former secondary school headteacher who heard the word ‘snowflake’ once too often. In The Snowflake Myth, he challenges the negative stereotypes surrounding Generation Z. Drawing on his years of experience working with thousands of students, Atherton reveals that far from being lazy, entitled, or unreliable, Gen Z represents our most diligent, pragmatic, and patient generation yet.

A clinical psychologist and an applied math psychology entrepreneur distill the collective wisdom of self-help into 12 core principles for self-improvement that are as simple to activate as switching a lever The number of self-help books and psychological therapies out there is overwhelming. But...