Book Summaries

Conscious Leadership closely explores the vision, virtues, and mindset that have informed Mackey’s own leadership journey, providing a roadmap for innovative, value-based leadership—in business and in society.

“We know that we should be kind and have empathy, but why do so many of us, especially in the business world, not display empathy for others?” This is the central question that author Michael Brenner explores in Mean People Suck.

Angela Duckworth operates under the assumption that “in the long run, grit may matter more than talent” and has the scientific evidence to back it up.

In Adored, Dr. Tom DeCotiis draws upon his own experience as a teacher, entrepreneur, and CEO to explain how using your values can allow you to transform your business and coworkers for the better.

Just as a compass points toward a magnetic field, your True North pulls you toward the purpose of your leadership. When you follow your internal compass, your leadership will be authentic, and people will naturally want to associate with you.

In this Book Snap of Shoe Dog, you’ll get a look into Phil Knight’s full story, from the flash of this founding tenant in 1962 through his acceptance that he’d “won” by 1980.

Learn how to be authentic, open to ideas, a strong communicator, and by your actions, demonstrate that you are a person of character.

A Nose for Trouble is not just a memoir about change and leadership, but what it looks like to grow through adversity and discover you have more to offer the world.

Author Jon Bostock in The Elephant’s Dilemma will show you how to break free from the constraints of business and reimagine your future at work.