“Valuepreneurs” by Steve Waddell, MBA, PMP

Do you have an idea that’s been buzzing around in your mind for a while, and you think it might be the next big thing? Maybe you’ve tried numerous times to turn the idea into a tangible product. Still, you’ve found yourself running out of steam due to a lack of resources or, even worse, the fear of failure. Steve Waddell’s “Valuepreneurs” is the resource that will help you navigate the uncharted waters of successful entrepreneurship. From the very infancy of your idea to launching a tried and tested product into the marketplace, there are many steps to take. By applying his Value-Driven Product Development (VDPD) approach, Waddell ensures a results-based plan of action that will elevate you from “wantrepreneur” to thriving “valuepreneur.” … More “Valuepreneurs” by Steve Waddell, MBA, PMP

“The Amazon Author Formula” by Penny C. Sansevieri

Penny Sansevieri, author of “The Amazon Author Formula: Insider Tips, Tricks, and Strategies for Selling More Books!” is well known in the book marketing and book launching ‘verse, and with good reason. She’s the CEO and founder of Author Marketing Experts Inc., as well as an Adjunct Professor at NYU, she’s also a best-selling author and an internationally recognized book publicist. Her company is one of the leaders in the publishing industry and has been around for as long as I can remember.

So, as far as I’m concerned, she’s got the creds, and she’s a voice I respect. … More “The Amazon Author Formula” by Penny C. Sansevieri

“Bold: Rein In Your Mind, Reign in Your Career” by Audrey D. Lloyd

“Bold: Rein in Your Mind, Reign in Your Career,” by Audrey D. Lloyd, helps readers discover their inner boldness so that they can discover their gifts and talents, maximize their potential, and live authentically—professionally and personally. It’s an empowering concept to know that you already have the recipe for success inside you—you just have to dig it out, cultivate it, and make it work for you in the world. … More “Bold: Rein In Your Mind, Reign in Your Career” by Audrey D. Lloyd

“Self-Promote & Succeed” by Julie Broad

Julie Broad knows of which she speaks. As co-founder of her marketing company, Book Launchers, and a successful multi self-published author herself, she’s not reaching to bring information to her audience, nor parroting the words of others. She knows exactly what to do. The reason?
She’s done it herself, and continues to do so for countless author clients, through her successful pay-for-services company. … More “Self-Promote & Succeed” by Julie Broad

“This Is Our Home” by Trent A. Romer

A book on eco-friendliness. *Sighs*
Yes, it’s a critically important topic, so I had chosen to pick up the book and read it. I am, after all, a child of this generation, as well as of past ones. My parents reused everything. Sustainability matters were part of life and weren’t even touted as such—those labels came into vogue generations later. It was simply the *right* way to do things. … More “This Is Our Home” by Trent A. Romer

“Woo Them to HECK YES!” by Carissa Woo

If Carissa Woo brings the same beautiful design, creativity, and focus to her wedding photography business as she does to her new book, “Woo Them to HECK YES!,” then she’s got me sold, on all counts–wedding photographer, as well as teacher of marketing information. The book is stunning from an aesthetic viewpoint, yet still delivers substantial information, and does it incredibly well. … More “Woo Them to HECK YES!” by Carissa Woo

“The Elusiveness of Equality” by Alexandra McGroarty

The Elusiveness of Equality Alexandra McGroartyAtmosphere Press (2024)ISBN: 979-8891322097Reviewed by Tammy Ruggles for Reader Views (02/2024) “The Elusiveness of Equality” by diversity specialist Alexandra McGroarty is an important, enlightening study on gender equality and the issues surrounding it.  Equity and inclusion are at the forefront of this book, especially shining a light on equity in … More “The Elusiveness of Equality” by Alexandra McGroarty

“Brain to Bank” by Dorine Rivers, PhD, PMP

Say you have an idea for a product you are certain will change the world. What to do? You have two options: Post about it on social media and wait for someone to come along and steal that idea…OR…own that idea and use it to launch your career as an entrepreneur! Don’t know how to do that? Then look no further than Dorine Rivers’ book, “Brain to Bank: How to Get Your Idea Out of Your Head and Cash In.” This handy book is essential for every person contemplating their own business or product idea. It will give you the ins and outs of starting and running your business (along with exit strategies!), in addition to useful reference tools and advice from industry experts along the way. … More “Brain to Bank” by Dorine Rivers, PhD, PMP

“A Handbook for Collaborative Leaders” by Don Broadwell

“A Handbook for Collaborative Leaders: Millennials Assess the Workplace of Today” by Don Broadwell is the perfect guide for solving leadership problems. Its focus is on collaborative leaders, specifically millennials, who have unique challenges in today’s workplace. To be a good leader means you need to know how to solve problems. This author brings 30 years of his experience as a tutor, setting forth the reasoning behind it with examples. … More “A Handbook for Collaborative Leaders” by Don Broadwell

“Radical Business” by David Gaines

“Radical Business: The Root of Your Work and How It Can Change the World” is a concrete business handbook by David Gaines, an idealist who dreams of a world where all businesses are social enterprises and where people are equally esteemed, served, and empowered. There is no perfect business—just businesses that are striving towards perfection. This is according to David, who has observed many entrepreneurs get caught up in the concepts of good versus perfect. He believes that any business can learn how to make a positive impact on the people connected to it, especially in the present days when the number of employees and customers who are socially conscious is rising by the day. … More “Radical Business” by David Gaines