The saga of how one of the great founders of our time launched his company, grew it, got it back, and rejuvenated it.

Will transform your understanding of how to gain power—and how to use it for good.

A gripping analysis of why we’ve lost the capacity to concentrate, and how we might find it again.

Examines the causes of loneliness and how we can overcome it by building community and connection.

Does for the soul what water does for a parched throat.

[This] handbook for decision-making isn’t just evidence-based and practical—it’s fun too.

An engrossing read that’s bursting with actionable insights for thinking differently about problems.

Combines memorable stories with actionable insights from world-class leaders to help you turn your biggest, boldest ideas into reality.

My all-time favorite book on change.

One of Silicon Valley’s most outspoken journalists challenges us to recognize that motherhood is a source of strength, not weakness.

Delightful.

There’s no one better qualified than a talented journalist to introduce you to the right mindset and skill set [for listening].

[The authors] trace how public policies have hurt working-class families and ponder possibilities for change.

[The author's] relentless quest for self-improvement and social contribution will leave you hungry to do more in your own life.

Now that you have a better handle on solving the problems, it’s time to learn how to prevent them from occurring in the first place.

Might change how you see what you see.

Explains why the bonds we form aren’t only enjoyable — they’re vital.

Identifies three different approaches to improving the quality of your connections — expanding, brokering, and convening.

Shows how we can become more skilled at making requests and more comfortable with receiving help.

As a journalist whose trade is collecting and sharing stories, [the author] provides the tools to rewrite your own.

A leading entrepreneur in New Zealand recognized that in many jobs, people can be just as productive — and more creative — working four days a week.

A powerful case that productivity is not an inherent virtue — if you’re not careful, it can become a vice.

Full of data-driven guidance for making more accurate assessments of your abilities and opportunities.

Finding joy at work isn’t magic — it takes work. But it might feel a bit more like play thanks to the practical tips from [the authors].

The award-winning musician, actor, producer, entrepreneur, and activist opens up about perfectionism, courage, privacy, and identity.

Shares lessons of experience on building reputations and relationships.

The Olympic champion reflects on an epic career as the most decorated skier in American history.

If you’ve ever felt like an outsider or an oddball, you’ve experienced the downsides of being weird — but there are surprising upsides as well.