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ChangeThis
Simple Truths of Leadership
By Ken Blanchard, Randy Conley
We need a leadership philosophy grounded in the knowledge and belief that the most successful leaders and organizations are those that place an emphasis on serving others and leading with trust.
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Staff Picks
I’d Like to Say Sorry, but There’s No One to Say Sorry To : Stories
By Emily Porter
This small and powerful collection shows that the past remains present, and that we must fully recognize and reconcile with its influence on the present.
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New Releases
Books to Watch | February 22, 2022
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Book Giveaways
Satisfaction Guaranteed: How Zingerman's Built a Corner Deli Into a Global Food Community
From an accomplished national journalist, a lively look at the inception, growth, future, and unique management style of Zingerman’s—a beloved, $70 million-dollar Michigan-based specialty food store with global reach.
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Editor's Choice
The Quiet Before: On the Unexpected Origins of Radical Ideas
By Dylan Schleicher
Gal Beckerman looks at the history of how new and unconventional ideas have spread, and if we can capture some of those elements in an online, social media world that seems devoid of quality conversation and in-depth inquiry.
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Staff Picks
Don't Cry for Me: A Novel
By Emily Porter
There is literature that reaches into your soul and shifts something within you, and this book is one of them. This book is going to become a necessary addition on the classics shelf.
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ChangeThis
Dear Awesome Human: An Invitation to Emotional Fitness and Ending Daily Burnout
By Nataly Kogan
Just as you can develop your physical fitness, you can develop your emotional fitness.
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New Releases
Books to Watch | February 15, 2022
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Book Giveaways
The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together
The 2021 Porchlight Business Book of the Year has been released in paperback, and we have 20 copies available!
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Editor's Choice
Price Wars: How the Commodities Markets Made Our Chaotic World
By Dylan Schleicher
In his new book (and documentary of the same name), Rupert Russell explains how moves in the commodities markets have created a pattern of rising prices of instability that have brought chaos and destruction to people and communities across the globe.
