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Former actor, Isaac Lidsky, present his vision, something he calls "eyes wide open", on breaking free of the "blind spots" in your own life.
The primary purpose of the book, Mobile Marketing, is to give small businesses a view of the potential using a broader scope of vision.
The Ultimate Start-Up Guide is a different kind of business book. It's a guide to how startups can succeed by studying how most startups fail.
Smart Collaboration explores the idea that collaborating gives you a business advantage.
Outsmart Your Instincts details the many ways that are instincts fool us into thinking too quickly, too confidently, or with a very limited perspective.
Meconomics 101 asks readers a very simple, but important, question, "Do business owners know what consumers really want?"
These books are ideal reads for the small business owner or entrepreneur intent on being an innovator.
The goal of the book, The Best Team Wins, is to help readers improve their hiring odds by closing in gaps and inconsistencies in the hiring process.
Creative solutions are an important part of doing business. Any Ideas helps readers leverage idea generation into an individual and collective advantage.
Ninja Selling helps sales professionals gain the mental discipline, focus, lead-generation techniques, and relationship-building skills they need.
The Bully-Proof Workplace begins the discussion on a difficult topic that would might be ignored in a small business environment.
The book Out Front helps readers (particularly women) learn why they need to speak boldly and authentically to get where they want to go as public speakers.
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