Build a solid career, learn how to run your business and inspire other people to do the same.

Career & Business

Inspired by lessons shared over the dinner table by real-world business giants, like George Steinbrenner and the CEO of Starbucks, this book reads fast (under two hours!) but resonates for a lifetime. Fox delivers straight talk on everything from business etiquette and management to personal development and sales, all with memorable stories, sharp wit, and timeless advice. Whether you’re trying to impress at a business lunch, earn a promotion, lead with integrity, or just stop moping and start moving, this book has something for you. If you’re tired of bloated business books that preach but don’t teach, Fox’s concise style and no-nonsense wisdom will feel like a breath of fresh air, and maybe even change how you do business and life.

How to Get to the Top

“The McKinsey Way” pulls back the curtain on the world’s most elite consulting firm, offering a rare, insider's view into how McKinsey & Company tackles the most complex challenges in business—with simplicity, structure, and razor-sharp logic. This book is not about flashy theories or buzzwords, it’s a practical toolkit for anyone seeking to approach problems more effectively, communicate more clearly, and think more strategically.

The McKinsey Way

This is a witty, brutally honest guide that strips away the myths of wealth-building and exposes the raw truths. Forget quick hacks. This is a book for those serious about mastering the mindset and grit required to build extraordinary wealth (think $150 million+). Dennis emphasises execution over ideas, fearlessness over comfort, and warns that the path to riches is not only hard, but possibly not worth it. Through candid insights and sharp humour, he challenges readers to reflect deeply on their goals, values, and sacrifices. It’s not a roadmap, it’s a reality check wrapped in wisdom.

How to Get Rich

An intriguing look into potential future trends that could impact humanity. Based on an equilibrium of optimism and reality, the writers analyze 30 trends in various fields, including technology and psychology, sustainability, and more. Structured for accessibility, the book uses an "Innovation, Instigator, Imagination" framework, making it easy to implement and engage with its content. Additionally, the inclusion of industry-specific playlists allows readers to focus on the trends most relevant to their fields.

 The Future Normal

This book discusses the rise of China as an AI superpower, contrasting it with the United States. It explains how China quickly caught up with AI technology, highlighting its policies and investments. The author, Kai-Fu Lee, looks at the competition between Silicon Valley and China's Zhongguancun, emphasizing their unique approaches. China's determination to lead in AI is evident through massive investments and supportive policies for tech start-ups. Lee also explores the future of AI and suggests how shifts in cultural ideals can benefit the planet. From facial recognition to self-driving cars, this book gives insights into the changing world of artificial intelligence and its global consequences.

AI Superpowers

	An updated and extended version of Guy Kawasaki’s bestselling guide to successful entrepreneurship, ‘’The Art of the Start 2.0’’ contains pieces of advice such as how to choose founders, pick a good name for a product, pitch it, make your startup endure - in other words, everything you need to know about creating and launching the next big thing. 

The Art of the Start 2.0

 Learn the methods of effective communication, and understand what drives corporate culture. 

Corporate Culture & Communication

“The Only Negotiating Guide You’ll Ever Need” is simultaneously a theoretical introduction to the art of negotiation and an anthology of practical, real-world examples. In addition to containing over one hundred negotiation tactics, the book also examines the three critical elements of negotiation, the three types of negotiators as well as the three keys to creating win-win outcomes.

The Only Negotiating Guide You'll Ever Need

Finding a job and building a career was pretty straightforward in the past, not to mention predetermined by your college degree. Nowadays, however – thanks to the internet – you can actually find a job that gives you purpose and build a career that will let you use “a set of skills that give you pride.” Wondering how? “The New Rules of Work” has all the details.

The New Rules of Work

Written by Jenny Blake, a former Google training and career development specialist, “Pivot” – as nicely described by bestselling author Cal Newport – is “a sharply reasoned and immensely practical guide to crafting a meaningful working life in an unpredictable world.” Changing jobs may be the new normal, but the new normal doesn’t need to be daunting or difficult. Pivot properly, says Blake, and it won’t be.

Pivot

‘’What Color Is Your Parachute,’’ by Richard N. Bolles and Katherine Brooks, is a bestselling guide to the job market, which offers a highly successful system for dealing with job and career challenges. What makes this book a timeless success is the authors’ insistence that job seekers should take the time to do a thorough self-evaluation before putting themselves out on the job market. After all, they should be the ones who choose their jobs, not the opposite.

What Color Is Your Parachute?

Get inspired, build great plans, reach your goals, live happier!

Self-Help & Motivation

When struggling with a skin condition called rosacea, Jamie Kern Lima discovered that cosmetic companies were not selling makeup that gave natural coverage to problematic skin. To help all women who faced similar problems, she founded IT Cosmetics, which L’Oréal later acquired for $1.2 billion. In ‘’Believe IT,’’ Lima reveals how she worked her way up from owning a small business in her home to becoming the first female CEO in L’Oreal’s history.

Believe IT

Serial entrepreneur Russel Brunson reveals how you can create a mass movement and get people to buy anything you offer them in “Expert Secrets.” Whatever idea or service you want to sell, Brunson’s technique is universally applicable. He shares the secret of how to get people to believe in your message.

Expert Secrets

Success, most people believe, is what happens when you add hard work and luck to natural ability. In “Give and Take,” organizational psychologist Adam Grant argues for a fourth component, one that’s as much critical as it is neglected: interhuman relations. A groundbreaking study, his book suggests that those who win most are the ones who give most – while using their self-interest as a guide.

Give and Take

Understanding the science behind your decision making and behavior is a great asset in the battle to a more fulfilled life.

Psychology

Whether at work or in politics, confidence trumps competence. Unfortunately, when compared to men, women lack confidence. In “The Confidence Code,” journalists Katty Kay and Claire Shipman rummage through groundbreaking scientific research and interview successful women in a range of fields to get to the roots of this confidence disparity – and see if there are ways to rise above it.

The Confidence Code

From Steve Jobs to Jack Ma. Understand what great entrepreneurs have in common, and what pitfalls you need to be wary of!

Entrepreneurship

“How to Work from Home and Make Money” by Sam Kerns is a simple how-to guide to working remotely. The book explains what it means to be in business for yourself, dispels the most common myths about self-employment and outlines 13 different startup plans for online and off-line businesses.

How to Work from Home and Make Money

The ultimate goal in any negotiation is to get to an agreement with the other person. Even better, to make them agree to your deal, on your terms. But how do you get there? Even though preparation is a key feature of successful negotiations, just as important is your ability to improvise and think creatively. Through a series of compelling examples, Wheeler provides a toolkit to help you on your way to becoming a master negotiator.

The Art of Negotiation

Personal Development

Explore the work-ethic of productive people and get a glimpse into the techniques that helped them reach a high level of success.

Productivity & Time Management

“Deep Work” is an eye-opening account of the influence of technology, social media, and modern office layouts on our ability to concentrate. Contrary to popular belief, multitasking is not conducive to our productivity. As Newport, an assistant professor of computer science, explains, only deep, unencumbered concentration allows us to fully tap into our potential. So, if you want to be successful in modern society, you’d better learn how to work deeply. Through countless examples and actionable advice, Newport explains how to do just that.

Deep Work

GDP, Trade balance, foreign capital. Everything about global trade is here!

Economics

Nobel prize winner Daniel Kahneman presents his compelling lifetime’s work in “Thinking, Fast and Slow.” By combining psychology and economics, he creates an engaging picture of how our minds work. While we may believe that we know best, and that our minds can be trusted, he shows that that is not so. In fact, our memories can mislead us, and the judgements we quickly form are based on a subconscious bias. By unravelling the workings of the mind, Kahneman shows us why critical thinking, especially about our intuitive reactions, can lead to more conscious decision-making.

Thinking, Fast and Slow 

The best microbooks on Emotional Intelligence to make you overcome obstacles in your personal and professional life.

Emotional Intelligence

Have you ever bought something you neither wanted nor needed? Robert B. Cialdini’s “Influence” explains why that happens, and why our brains are so susceptible to be influenced by others. Whether you want to use the power of influence on others, or you want to escape manipulation, “Influence” will provide you with the right knowledge to do just that.

Influence

How have Walt Disney, IBM, Boeing and other great companies managed to stay successful for more than a century, in some cases? Contrary to what you may believe, these visionary companies are not defined by their ideas or their leaders, but by their commitment to build a lasting organization. All visionary companies have a driving force - a central ideology - that keeps them on the right path. “Built to Last” reveals the secrets to the long-lasting success of a company.

Built to Last

What great leaders are made of? Learn from the people who have more to offer in the realm of leadership than just words. 

Management & Leadership

Successfully managing a company is no easy feat, as Andrew Grove, former CEO of Intel, can attest. There are, however, ways to simplify the task and “High Output Management” will help you get there. Each of us has the potential to become a great manager, since we are already managers of our own lives. While sharing the secrets of Intel’s success, Grove wittily explains the principles of being a successful manager.

High Output Management

Give life and voice to your product. The right place to learn to sell and promote!

Marketing & Sales

Are you struggling to create sustainable growth in your company? Are you wondering if you have what it takes? “From Impossible to Inevitable” is the ultimate guide for anyone wanting to hypergrow their company. From creating leads to doubling your deal size, “From Impossible to Inevitable” will help you along every step of the way.

From Impossible To Inevitable

Are you struggling to get enough of a market share to keep your company afloat? Take a step back and reframe your problem. Why not, instead of fighting the bloody fight of competition, leave the red waters behind and create your own calm, blue ocean? A place that is entirely your own, without any competitors to take away your customers. “Blue Ocean Strategy” sheds a compelling new light on how to become a successful business.

Blue Ocean Strategy

Take a sneak-peek into the private lives of people who left a mark in world history.

Biographies & Memoirs

“The Everything Store” was the first book to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the largest online retailer in the world, Amazon. Having interviewed former and current employees and even the founder Jeff Bezos himself, Brad Stone embarked on writing this groundbreaking and compelling work, which has since won multiple Book of the Year Awards.

The Everything Store

“The Goal,” first published in 1984, remains one of the most popular management books of all times. Written in the novel format, it launches the Theory of Constraints as a new way of managing organizations. To increase throughput and productivity, you do not need to increase working hours, but rather identify the bottlenecks in your production line and rethink your production process.

The Goal

In “Mindset,” world-renowned psychologist Carol S. Dweck proposes that there are two fundamental mindsets that people adapt: a fixed mindset and a growth mindset. By comparing and contrasting the two, she demonstrates why only one of them works – and how people can use this knowledge to improve and make the world a better place.

Mindset

How did we get here? See which ideas shaped the course of history, and how philosophy played a significant role in human evolution.

History & Philosophy

It's time to learn about the main pillars of society, world politics, and different cultures. 

Society & Politics

Robert Greene’s debut book – “The 48 Laws of Power” – is a practical manual for anyone interested in gaining power or arming themselves against it. Drawing from the philosophies of Sun Tzu, Machiavelli, Baltasar Gracián, and many others, the book doesn’t merely explicate the laws but also illustrates them through real-world historical examples that reveal the consequences of both their observance and violation.

The 48 Laws of Power

Getting Things Done” by David Allen is the book that first introduced the world to the much-admired time management method of the same name. The five-step process involves capturing the tasks you need to do, clarifying their objectives and organizing them appropriately, reflecting on their importance, and, finally, engaging with them in order of importance. The book explains each step in exhaustive detail.

Getting Things Done

“How To Win Friends and Influence People” by Dale Carnegie is one of the most successful and influential books ever written. True to its title, it offers a plethora of advice on how to exploit friendships for the sake of personal gain and how to change other people’s behavior by changing your own behavior toward them.

How to Win Friends and Influence People

It’s time to start making good investments and learn how to manage your money better. 

Investing & Finance

Part memoir, part financial guide – “Rich Dad Poor Dad” is arguably the most popular personal business book of all time. In it, Robert Kiyosaki contrasts the instruction he received from his real dad with the ones from his mentor, explains the differences between the mindsets of the poor and the rich, and champions the importance of financial literacy and financial independence.

Rich Dad Poor Dad

“The Coaching Habit” by Michael Bungay Stanier suggests that traditional coaching, grounded in advice-giving and fix-it practices, is counterproductive since it creates overdependent employees. As an antidote, it advocates for a more interactive question-based training method which emphasizes the importance of saying less in a conversation, and distills the essentials of coaching to seven core questions.

The Coaching Habit

“Made to Stick,” one of the best business books of all time, explores the idea of “stickiness.” By examining compelling stories and case studies, the Heath brothers reveal what makes ideas stick in our brains. They share the principles of creating sticky messages that will transform the way you communicate and make you an effective communicator. 

Made to Stick

In “Linchpin,” bestselling business author Seth Godin explains how to become a “linchpin” – an indispensable member and the driving force of our future. Modern societies teach us to follow given rules and to become just like everyone else – a replaceable cog in the machine. Godin shows your potential of becoming a passionate changemaker by overcoming the resistance that holds most of us back.

Linchpin

When trying to implement a big idea and bring your company on the road to success, the beginning and ending parts of the process are not crucial. According to author Scott Belsky, what decides on the outcome of any project is its “messy middle.” Broken into three sections (Endure, Optimize, and the Final Mile), this book contains hundreds of lessons that ensure a triumphant journey.

The Messy Middle

How does your company differentiate itself in an ocean of information, ads and other digital distractions that occupy all of your customers' time on the internet? The answer is simple. Epic Content Marketing. In this book, one of the world's top content marketing experts and founder of Content Marketing Institute, Joe Pulizzi, explains how to attract customers and lead them to his business just by creating content that is relevant to them. The book is a step-by-step approach to creating stories that inform, entertain and provoke clients to act. Epic content is set up with the customer in mind and delivered to him at the right time. Epic Content is about positioning your business as an authority in your industry. Epic content is one that customers share and consume with pleasure. Whether you are a marketing director, a CEO or an entrepreneur, this is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the new way of doing marketing. Let’s read this?

Epic Content Marketing

Successful networking is undoubtedly one of the most important aspects to leading a successful career. It is also one of the hardest things to do. “Never Eat Alone” provides you with an amazing array of practical tips and useful advice to create your own functional networks and to achieve your dreams, whatever these might be.

Never Eat Alone

Thirty years after women have become 50% of the academic population in the United States, men still occupy the vast majority of leadership positions, both in public and private sectors. That means the feminist voices are still not being heard in an egalitarian manner regarding decisions that affect our lives. In Lean In, Sheryl Sandberg, the most powerful woman on Facebook and one of the 50 most powerful woman in the world according to Forbes magazine, explores the main motives by which this distortion still occurs and offers practical tips for women who want to use their potential to conquer the world.

Lean In

Irrationality, compulsive behavior, self-sabotage, envy, aimlessness, generational myopia, death denial. To Robert Greene, these are some of the "The Laws of Human Nature," rules to be understood since they shape our character and compel us to act in a given manner.

The Laws of Human Nature 

“Unlimited Memory” is a bestseller written by Kevin Horsley, the man who remembers about 10,000 digits of pi and who believes that memory is the cornerstone of our existence. A practical book filled with lots of advice, tools, strategies, and techniques, illustrated with interesting examples for learning faster, remembering more, and being more productive.