It’s easy to assume all work and no play leads to success. But, broad life experiences might just be the competitive advantage your personal brand needs.

Garcia and Miralles share the beautiful Japanese belief that everyone has an Ikigai - a reason to jump out of bed each morning.

Following the masses makes you replaceable. Getting specific is what makes you inimitable. It builds a moat around your personal brand’s competitive edge.

Leaders Eat Last should be required reading for everyone who calls themselves a manager. To help them actually be leaders.

While not as glamourised as ‘movie stars’, are TV stars the secret to lasting personal brand impact?

If I could rate this book more than five stars, I would. I felt my brain light up in delight with the workout Kwik delivers.

In personal branding, every impression counts, so don’t leave a bad one.

Ferris will have you asking yourself if you want to be a 9-5er most of your life or join the New Rich with unrestricted mobility.

These are easy to miss, but just as easy to avoid.

In the gap between your problem and its solution, lies this mantra. When all feels lost, it’s the three little words to lean on.

Start taking one of your most important financial opportunities seriously - the asset of You.

In a world where comparison is the norm, Outliers is a delightfully insightful look at the stories behind the extraordinary.

Stop trying to be everything to everyone. And start attracting your people for your personal brand. No good brand is created for everyone.

You Are a Brand! is a dazzling display of personal branding expertise. It will teach you to maximise your most valuable asset - You.