November 1, 2022
Award-winning podcast speaker Tatum Temia Ayomike challenges Christian women to make God the CEO of their lives in this faith-based guide to mastering life and achieving success.
As a wife, mother and successful entrepreneur, Ayomike understands the many hats women wear daily. She states that “the superwoman complex has left many women unfulfilled and exhausted […]
September 19, 2022
Finding the right niche can be hard for attorneys, who often feel “overworked and overwhelmed,” career coach Dena Lefkowitz writes in Winning in Your Own Court. Here, she shares ten laws that helped her find the right legal career path and could help other lawyers as well.
Leftkowitz experienced burnout when she worked as a […]
August 29, 2022
Longtime healthcare leader David Zechman steps forward with this quiet, kindly guide to servant leadership under circumstances good and bad.
A former CEO of two hospitals and devoted family man, he aims to support readers on their “daily leadership journey” through the exploration of eight “compassionate values,” each given its own chapter. Chapter titles are […]
August 1, 2022
Risk-taking is part of life. Even playing it safe by staying in bed, authors Alan Ying and Doug Schneider note, results in risk – that of muscle atrophy. So, if risks can’t be avoided, when should you take a chance and when should you back away? The authors explore that question through 102 short, risk-taker […]
June 21, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic made working remotely a necessity, but many companies are returning to a more “normal,” in-office approach. According to consultant and author Gustavo Razzetti, however, a hybrid of remote and in-person work is the new normal. In his valuable book Remote, Not Distant, Razzetti explores principles and practices of corporate culture that will […]
June 6, 2022
Consumers tend to remain loyal to companies that have kept their promises and earned their trust. Unfortunately, writes David Skipton, most insurance companies have broken those promises with their hell-bent mission to profit at all costs.
The author unfolds this cautionary tale, starting with the evolution of Allstate Insurance, which was part of Sears and […]
May 23, 2022
“Getting old is not for sissies and certainly not for those who have lost their sense of humor,” warn Certified Financial Planner (CFP) professionals Eleanor Blayney and Marjorie L. Fox in this upbeat, reassuring guide to women’s golden-year financial planning.
The two met while working across the street from each other at competing Virginia firms […]
May 16, 2022
You’ve pinched pennies and done the hard work of saving money. Now you’re reaching retirement age. How can you take your money out with the lowest possible tax burden? In his book, From Savvy Saver to Smart Spender, “semi-retired” intellectual property lawyer Daniel W. McDonald notes that this decision can have serious financial consequences, to […]
April 18, 2022
In Money Moves, financial advisor Tara Nolan offers advice to help readers take control of their finances in order to effectively plan for retirement.
Nolan wasn’t born into wealth; she was raised, in part, on The Farm, a commune in Nashville where no one even touched money, let alone saved it. As an adult, she […]
April 11, 2022
We all have something keeping us from becoming our most fulfilled selves, claims cognitive psychologist and coach Amanda Crowell. Here, she explores how to discover one’s own “Great Work,” and then achieve it.
The author defines “Great Work” as that which matters most to someone. “[I]t might very well feel like your ‘reason for being […]