Business Book Extracts

Business Book Extract: Run Your Business On Autopilot

Business Book Extract: From Me To We

Business leaders and entrepreneurs have the complex responsibility of constant strategic thinking. If those finely tuned minds can be brought together for mutual benefit, the possibilities expand and the rewards can be dramatically amplified. From Me to We helps leaders drive better business, armored against future threats.

Business Book Extract: Darling, You Can't Do Both

Women need to start breaking the largely unspoken rules of business they’ve always tacitly accepted. 'Darling, You Can’t Do Both' outlines new strategies for every woman with ambition who is moving (and looking) forward - with motherhood not a roadblock but an unfair advantage.

Business Book Extract: Greenhousing

Frontline leaders are vital to the success of any organisation. As the people who get their hands dirty, working with staff and interacting with customers they can make up 50% of your leaders, directly supervising up to 80% of your workforce.

Business Book Extract: Stop Sabotaging Your Confidence

Written for the layperson, this self-empowerment book helps you with simple, easy to understand and apply exercises and techniques, which you can instantly use to discover the confidence and success that lies within you right now.

Business Book Extract: Green Thumb Leader

Being a successful team leader, supervisor or leading hand takes more than just knowledge and skills, you also need the right attitude. When you combine those three powerful qualities you become a Green Thumb Leader.

Business Book Extract: Life In Half A Second

You always hear how risky starting a business is and how many businesses fail. But if you were able to start businesses multiple times without failing, it must mean you’re doing something that’s giving you an advantage over the odds.

Business Book Extract: Big Data Marketing

Big Data Marketing is a priority read for executives, marketers and others who want to tackle big data and use it to improve customer experiences, show revenue impact and demonstrate the value of their own roles. After all, many of today's business leaders find themselves caught in an intensifying snarl of data. They’re also paralysed by internal silos and hamstrung by outdated marketing approaches. As a result, consumers are losing patience, shareholders are clamoring for growth and differentiation, and marketers are left struggling to untangle what has become a company-wide problem.