Leaders Eat Last
Explains the power of trust, empathy, and putting the team first in leadership.
Explains the power of trust, empathy, and putting the team first in leadership.
Atlas Shrugged is a philosophical novel by Ayn Rand. The story unfolds in the United States, where successful industrialists begin to disappear mysteriously. The dystopian society spurs the protagonist, Dagny Taggart, to embark on a search for the people behind the disappearances. She discovers a place where the industrialists have gathered to live by their own rules. The novel explores themes of reason, individualism, and capitalism.
Falling Upwards explores the history and development of balloon flight, from the earliest pioneers to modern adventurers.
This book emphasizes the power of inquiry in personal and professional development, guiding readers to ask better questions for improved communication and decision-making.
Disconnected Kids by Dr. Robert Melillo offers a program aimed at helping children with neurological disorders through brain balancing exercises.
Insightful biographies of Rome’s first twelve emperors, revealing power and decadence.
A tragic love story featuring romance, magic, and mystery set in the world of Caraval.
Black and British’ is a comprehensive historical account that explores the rich and complex history of African and Caribbean people in Britain.
This book offers a theoretical framework for understanding the economics specific to the construction industry, exploring price determination, demand, and supply.