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Bestseller books

Discover the books shaping how today's leaders think, build and grow. The Bestsellers list is compiled from real sales data across major retailers.

  • PSYCHOLOGY & HUMAN BEHAVIOR
    The Let Them Theory
    By Mel Robbins
    • EmotionalIntelligence
    • Mindset
    • Relationships
  • FINANCE & INVESTING
    The Psychology of Money
    By Morgan Housel
    • BehavioralFinance
    • Investing
    • WealthMindset
  • OPERATIONS & SYSTEMS
    Fix This Next
    By Mike Michalowicz
    • BusinessGrowth
    • Prioritization
    • ProblemSolving
  • MARKETING & SALES
    Building a StoryBrand
    By Donald Miller
    • BrandMessaging
    • Marketing
    • Storytelling
  • DECISION-MAKING & ANALYSIS
    How Minds Change
    By David McRaney
    • BehaviorChange
    • Persuasion
    • Psychology

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  • Education

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  • Wealth

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  • Mindset

    A productivity plan that survives contact with a real week has five parts and fits on one page: three outcomes for the quarter, one thing that must get done this week, a protected first block each morning, a fixed twenty-minute review on Friday, and a […]

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  • Wellness

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  • Business

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  • Lifestyle

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  • Education

    The handover is on Thursday and the first board review is six weeks after that. The division you now run sells into an industry you have never worked in. How to learn faster in that position comes down to six moves: test yourself before you […]

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  • Wealth

    The offer landed at 4:40 on a Thursday, eight percent short of what you named on the second call, with an answer wanted by Monday. What you send back is the salary negotiation email. It thanks them, says you want the job, makes one specific […]

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  • Mindset

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  • Wellness

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