Personal Development & Human Behavior

These are just some of the books we'll be getting between the covers of in September.

Donna Hicks explains the power of leading with dignity, and how to honor it in ourselves, others, and our organizations.

Beth Macy's new book on the modern opioid epidemic is an intimate and unapologetic portrayal of the modern opioid epidemic, and those responsible for it.

Twenty books being published in August that we're hoping to spend more time with before summer's end.

12 books being published in July (with one gem we missed pulled in from late June) that we'll be focusing our attention on over the course of the month. 

Heidi Grant's new book will show you how to be better able to ask for the help you need, and improve the lives of others—perhaps the world—in the process.

In his new book, Bradley R. Staats explains how one of the keys to life-long learning is simply being true to yourself.

Shane Snow has written a great book about the power of teams that is rooted in the American experience and the better angels of our nature.

Twenty books we'll be looking at more closely in the month of June. 

Alan Lightman takes us on an exploration of time and our inner lives that we can use to reclaim our mental health and creativity.

Jeanne Bliss provides a single question that will make our businesses better, in every sense of the word "better."

These ten books make perfect gifts for your new grads, as they begin to navigate the Rest of Their Lives.