Diane and Andy created this essential guide for those looking to harness the power of design to create positive change. Now more than ever – with the evolution of office and workspaces as we know it – this book is an important read! Plus, it looks great on your coffee table!

Die with Zero is one of those books that changes how you think about your entire life strategy. Bill challenges the default approach of saving endlessly, instead pushing for a more intentional balance between earning, spending, and actually living. It’s bold, practical, and likely to spark a few mindset shifts along the way.

In his book Robert writes, “There is no way to spend too much time on obtaining and developing the best people.” If you’re not consistently improving your team, you’re doing your company a disservice.

Skiing is a passion that many enjoy but few are able to take to Chris Davenport’s level. This book brings the pictures and stories behind fifty great descents to life and will make you want to hit the slopes immediately.

I’m constantly inspired by John and his mission of providing financial literacy and economic empowerment tools for all. His latest book is a resource for readers at every stage of their professional career looking to better themselves and society.

Conflict is everywhere and is part of what makes us human. Amy Gallo provides the tools to make this inevitable part of life a bit easier.

I have the great pleasure of working closely with Ivy and her book sheds insight into the woman behind the incredible mind. A very inspirational read!

Ginni’s book is filled with incredible life and leadership lessons. Anyone at any stage of their career will benefit from her wisdom.

Gray Matters is one of the most riveting and profoundly human books I’ve ever read. Dr. Ted Schwartz takes readers into the operating room, into the mind, and into the emotional heartbeat of brain surgery. His storytelling is as precise as his surgical work and just as impactful.