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Over 30 million copies sold worldwide. Beloved by leaders, entrepreneurs, and everyday people alike. What if the secret to success wasn't what you know but how you make people feel? Nearly a century after Dale Carnegie first shared his transformative wisdom, How to Win Friends and Influence...

To lead others, you first need the capacity to lead yourself. In the land of long winters and wild seas, leadership was a way of being. 'Hugr'-the Norse word for this inner experience-weaves together mind, mood, heart, courage and spirit. It is the place from which a person perceives, chooses...

Lope K Santos’ novel, Banaag at Sikat, is a love story framed in the context of a political tale. Published in 1906, it became the fountain head of social realism in the Tagalog novel and hailed as Asia’s first proletariat novel. It revolves around Delfin, a poor man in love with Meni, a...

""The Enlightened Manager doesn't promise to make you a better leader in 30 days. What it does offer is more difficult to define: an inner path to genuine self-understanding as the basis for managing others."" --Management Issues ""Vishwanath Alluri is widely recognised for blending...

If you're looking for a way to make a positive impact on the world, Matthew S. Friedman's inspiring book is the perfect guide. Through his incredible experiences and tireless activism over 35 years, he shows us that one person truly can create a ripple effect that leads to global change. As you...

'Most startups die at the idea stage itself. And those that don't die this way, die soon after, in one of the many, many different ways startups are known to fail. But it doesn't have to be this way. There's no ironclad law of the universe driving the high failure rate of new comp anies.' In...

The world over, boards, CEOs, CHROs and top managements are united in their belief that managing talent is one of the most important aspects of running any business. And yet there seems to be no clarity on what constitutes 'talent' and how one should identify and nurture it. Traditional tools...

'Indian Genius is an essential work for understanding the story of modern America.' - Eric Schmidt, Former CEO & Chairman, Google It is virtually impossible to turn on CNN, read the Wall Street Journal, go to a hospital, attend a university, or browse a bookstore without encountering a sea of...

As a species, our superpower is the ability to organize ourselves in flexible ways to pursue a variety of goals. But organizations are not just a means to achieve goals; they are also communities of connection, meaning and shared purpose, the natural habitat of homo sapiens. Balancing the...

WHAT MAKES A PITCH GOOD, BAD, OR AMAZING?Serial entrepreneur and The Final Pitch creator and host John Aguilar shares valuable lessons, tips and techniques he picked up from years of producing and hosting the reality pitching show.In this book, he straddles the East and the West to interview...

Forget everything you've been told about the soul-crushing sacrifices you need to make to achieve corporate success. Whether you're a twenty-five-year-old facing corporate dread, a thirties-something climbing the professional ranks or a forty-plus executive wondering why you spent your youth...

Why are some people with highly successful careers… still unhappy in life?At the pinnacle of their careers and lauded by many for their achievements, they struggle to find joy in the work they do. To fill this void, they drive their careers even harder, only to feel more isolated and...

Ariston Letrero is a renaissance man: audio producer, insurance salesman, musician, composer, part-time fast food mascot, and a philanderer who quickly and quietly abandons his wife and son, Lucas, at the peak of his mottled career, for a new life in America with his lover Odette.Years and years...

A sound mind, body, and soul is a balanced state we all aspire to have.In this book, award-winning serial entrepreneur John Aguilar interviews twentyof Asia’s top entrepreneurs, athletes, and icons in his podcast of the same name to learn valuable insights-and test some of them out for himself...

Management gurus like Michael Porter, Peter Drucker and other worthy practitioners have attained cult status. Their pithy phrases are repeated across the globe from Business Schools to board rooms as universal truths. But do these management truisms always hold good everywhere? Or are they myths...