Kay and Shipman help crack the code for the mysteries of confidence. The illusive trait that’s even more important than your competence.

Whatever your ‘art’, read Real Artists Don’t Starve. Goins earnestly reminds you to value yourself, so you can keep yourself in business.

Luhn reminds you that you were born to tell stories. And with simple formulas, you can relearn the craft your childhood self once mastered.

Reinventing You is for anyone who has ever started over. And for anyone who hasn’t, so you’re prepared when that day comes.

McCormack’s What They Don’t Teach You At Harvard Business School is the manual freshly-minted MBAs need to read.

The Hero on a Mission characters are so clear you’ll see them everywhere. Most importantly in yourself. It will transform your perception of your story.

After reading Building a Story Brand, you’ll never script a communication without it. For the masses, Miller reveals the art of storytelling in its simplistic brilliance.

Kim masterfully makes living your messaging, loving your work and leaving your mark on the world simple. That takes genius.

I heard a leading marketer describe this as their favourite marketing book. With razor-sharp clarity and uncomfortable truths, this classic business bestseller proves why.

The Slight Edge is described as the key to making all other how-to books and self-help information work. And I see why.

‘Irrefutable’ indeed. Among today’s noise, this book remains timeless. Maxwell’s tremendously concise, yet as remarkable laws are refreshing. It’s the foundation of leadership…