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Get Booked and Stay Booked: 21 Strategies for Professional Speaking

By David Newman

"Since returning to full-time professional speaking and consulting in February 2008, these strategies worked wonders for me over the past dozen years, and they helped me create a multimillion-dollar hybrid speaking, training, and done-for-you services business—and I know they’ll work wonders for you."

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Calling Those Who Are Ready to Ignite Their Career

By Steven Kahan

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Thoughtfulness: Why Being Mindful To Customers Matters More Than Technology

By Blake Morgan

“For decades, brands have wondered how to best connect with their customers and provide amazing experiences. All along, the answer has been right in front of us.”

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The Five Ideals: Developers, Digital Disruption, and Thriving in the Age of Data

By Gene Kim

"The Age of Software and Data is here. Fast beats slow. And fast and big will win almost every time."

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The Aesthetic Advantage

By Pauline Brown

"Aesthetics is not a frivolous extra that only luxury, design-oriented or trend-driven businesses need—it’s an imperative for all businesses to survive and thrive."

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Leadership Is an Inside Job

By Quint Studer

"Holding up the mirror and having the humility to embrace learning are keys to getting the insides right."

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Merit-Based Egalitarianism for a Just Society

By Jonathan Rothwell

"The extreme inequality that exists in the contemporary United States and other countries is not the result of well-functioning markets or vast differences in natural ability. Rather, it results from political inequality and corrupted markets."

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How Money Became Dangerous

By Christopher Varelas, Dan Stone

"As the world of money continues to become a bigger and bigger part of our lives, we understand it less and less. … This is the most important discussion that we are not yet having."

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Selling Out: The Diversity Issue We’re Not Talking About

By Inge Hansen, Lily Zheng

"If selling out is often sometimes necessary, how does one sell out…ethically? How does one distinguish between an impossible choice made in difficult circumstances, versus a calculated and selfish act of self-interest? How does one keep ethics and integrity at the forefront of a choice that inherently

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The CEO: An Operator’s Guide

By Frank Bennack

"When the weeks sail by, dotted with accomplishment, it’s useful to appreciate them, but also to remember that they won’t all be that way. And when the bottom seems to be dropping out, that, too, won’t last."