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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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Latest From The Executive Insight

  • Education

    Is an executive MBA worth it? For someone who already runs a team, a division or a company, yes in four specific situations and no in the rest, and guessing wrong now costs around a quarter of a million dollars plus half your weekends for […]

    14 min read
  • Wealth

    The offer lands at six on a Thursday and the first line you read is the base salary. Read a compensation package the way a buyer reads a purchase agreement instead: base, the bonus that was actually paid, equity on its real vesting terms, the […]

    13 min read
  • Mindset

    You have a decision sitting open that will not reverse once you make it. The Jeff Bezos regret minimization framework is the test most people reach for in that spot. Picture yourself at 80, look back at the choice in front of you, and ask […]

    14 min read
  • Wellness

    The budget call runs forty minutes over, two people resign in the same week, and by Thursday you are short with the one colleague who least deserves it. Stress tolerance, the amount of pressure you can carry before your judgement starts to slip, behaves like […]

    14 min read
  • Business

    Selling a small business well means spending the two years before the listing making it provable: clean books, an owner it can run without, no customer above a fifth of revenue, recurring income you can show, and add-backs you can defend. Then you price it […]

    15 min read
  • Lifestyle

    The Warren Buffett books worth an executive’s time come to six he recommends and three about him. He recommends The Intelligent Investor, Security Analysis, Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, Business Adventures, The Little Book of Common Sense Investing and Poor Charlie’s Almanack. About him, read […]

    14 min read
  • Education

    Here is how to remember things quickly when you have no time to write them down: encode at the moment of meeting by saying the name back and tying it to one concrete feature, park numbers in chunks of three or four, place commitments in […]

    14 min read
  • Wealth

    Search for net worth by age and the first figure you see is a median. In the Federal Reserve’s 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances it runs from $33,000 for US households under 35 to $253,700 at ages 45 to 54 and $504,900 at 75 and […]

    12 min read
  • 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 […]

    13 min read
  • Wellness

    Your first meeting is at 8.30, you were answering messages from 7, and by 11 the one decision that mattered got twenty distracted minutes between two calls. The Jeff Bezos morning routine, as he has described it, runs the other way round: eight hours of […]

    13 min read