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In most situations where things go wrong, someone in the room knew. They just didn't say it. Or didn't act on it. The most expensive failures in any organization are almost never technical. They're behavioral. And almost everyone sees them coming. What Everyone Knew is about learning to see what everyone already knows and nobody is saying, told from inside the rooms where it happens. It shows you what creates these moments, what sustains them, and what it actually takes to lead through them.

From bestselling author Chad Millman, the story of the hidden force that shapes sports — and now powers America's gambling obsession. The legalization of sports betting in 2018 didn't just change fandom, it unleashed a generation of bettors looking for action on everything and asking one...

Leadership isn’t given, it’s Earned. The hardest part of building a company isn’t strategy, it’s the conversation you have with yourself when things start to wobble. The doubts you don’t voice. The quiet fear that maybe you’re wrong. The real battles of entrepreneurship happen in the founder’s head. Earned prepares you for those moments when confidence and insecurity coexist, and you still have to make the call.

Unlock the core principles that drive sustainable business growth with Business Growth Essentials. This comprehensive yet practical guide is designed for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and ambitious professionals who want to move beyond survival mode and build a scalable, resilient enterprise. Inside, you’ll find clear frameworks and actionable strategies covering the most critical areas of growth market positioning, customer acquisition, revenue optimization, and operational efficiency.

Realistic Goals is a thoughtful and practical audiobook for people who worked hard, pushed through challenges, and achieved milestones, yet still feel uncertain about where they are headed next. It speaks to the moment when goals that once felt motivating no longer bring clarity or peace, and when progress begins to feel heavy instead of meaningful.

Brought to you by Penguin. Change your life this year with the simple, scientifically proven method that has already worked for thousands of people. 'Life has questions. They have answers' New York Times At last, a book that shows you how to build - design - a life you can thrive in, at any age...

Your business success depends on your emotional intelligence. This is a skill you can't afford not to invest your time in. Start your journey now! Businesses are run by humans… and in order for them to reach their full potential, emotional intelligence must be at the core of operations. Gone are the days when IQ was a marker of entrepreneurial success. Today, the greatest leaders are those with high EI. The good news is that emotional intelligence is a skill – and that means that you can sharpen it until it’s a shining arrow aimed at meeting all your targets.

Do you ever feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure about your next step? Thinking Clearly by Laura La’Wonder is your roadmap to making confident, intentional decisions and living a life aligned with your deepest values.

“The audiobook is down to earth in both [Nick] Foster's precisely enunciated performance and in his cogent explanations of the four most common mindsets: could, should might, don't.”—AudioFile An invaluable guide for how to think—and not to think—about the future, written and read by...

It's your responsibility as a manager to ensure that your work—and the work of your team—aligns with the overarching objectives of your organization. But when you're faced with competing projects and limited time, it's difficult to keep strategy front of mind. How do you keep your eye on the long term amid a sea of short-term demands? The HBR Guide to Thinking Strategically provides practical advice and tips to help you see the big-picture perspective in every aspect of your daily work, from making decisions to setting team priorities to attacking your own to-do list.

In The Strategy Trap, veteran operator and former Nike executive Kevin Ertell delivers a no-nonsense guide to solving the problem every leader faces: why great plans so often go nowhere. Drawing on 30+ years of experience leading execution at global brands like Nike, Sur La Table, Borders, and Tower Records, Ertell shares the hard-won lessons that separate companies that move from vision to results—and those that don't. You'll learn how to avoid the traps that derail even the smartest strategies and how to build the systems, habits, and leadership practices that bring ideas to life.

Lift: How Small Worlds Create Big Lives is the story of human potential unleashed in scrappy hideouts where the big world’s rules don’t apply: an Omaha cul-de-sac where a teacher earning $42,000 turned $1,000 into $17.5 million; a Baltimore swim center where a hyperactive kid became Michael Phelps; a rural Georgia church where a ten-year-old sharecropper’s daughter grew into a Fortune 500 board member. These microcultures launch lives faster than any résumé could predict.

In You’re Not Playing with a Full Deck, innovation expert Stephen M. Shapiro reveals that true business success requires a diverse hand. This is not just another personality test; it is an organizational diagnostic tool that identifies precisely why your team has stalled—and why innovation isn’t happening.

Crude Wisdom is a fast-paced, humorous, and practical leadership guide that turns high-stakes drama into real-world decision-making tools. Using on-screen case studies from the hit Paramount series Landman as “film room” breakdowns, this audiobook translates chaos into coaching — showing leaders how to stay steady, act decisively, and keep teams together when everything is on fire (sometimes literally). Written in the sharp, conversational style John Brubaker has become famous for, this audiobook blends storytelling, leadership insight, and team culture clarity.

Сегодня маркетингом правят осторожные технократы, которые уверены, что любая кампания должна быть тщательно спланирована и обвешана метриками. Такой подход имеет свои преимущества. Однако для того, чтобы создать по-настоящему мощный бренд и раскрыть творческий потенциал любой команды, экс-директор по маркетингу Nike Грег Хоффман предлагает иной подход, который он называет дизайном эмоций.

Наш мозг—удивительно мощный и совершенный инструмент, который иногда дает сбои, и тогда мы неправильно интерпретируем факты, верим историям, а не статистике, делаем скоропалительные выводы и не спешим от них отказываться. Особенно часто мы ошибаемся, когда информации не хватает, а решать надо срочно, прямо сейчас. Как же принимать решения обдуманно? Для начала—просто взять паузу и дать вашему мозгу поработать. Аудиокнига профессора Колумбийской школы бизнеса Джейми Лестера посвящена 34 ментальным моделям, которые помогают принимать более взвешенные и осознанные решения.

One-Minute Adjustments, Life-Changing Impacts The simplest way to change any aspect of your life isn’t through massive overhauls or heroic bursts of effort. It’s through something far smaller—and far more powerful: one minute adjustments. In One Minute, bestselling author John Strelecky...

My book, Clarity in Complexity: The Art of Leading with Strategy, Structure, and Stillness, is a guide for executives and emerging leaders who are navigating transformation, uncertainty, and the constant demands of modern business. Drawing from over twenty years of experience leading organizational change, operational excellence, and strategic growth, I explore how clarity is not the absence of complexity—it’s the ability to move through it with confidence, focus, and purpose.

Does your business look successful on the outside—but feel chaotic on the inside? Are you stuck in constant firefighting, watching the same problems repeat while people dodge responsibility and culture slowly erodes? Is your culture just dysfunctional enough that everyone's comfortably miserable, too afraid of the change that actually removes the root obstacles? You don’t need another trendy leadership theory. You need something that actually works. Fix your culture and all metrics improve immeasurably.

Marketing has never been more powerful. It has also never been easier to do it in ways that quietly erode trust. In White Hat Marketing, Matthew Newell makes the case for a different kind of career in one of the world’s most exciting industries: one built not on manipulation, noise, or short-term tricks, but on clarity, restraint, respect, and results that can actually last. This is not a book about being soft. It is a book about being good enough to win without lying, cornering, obscuring, or burning out the people on either side of the screen.