Books

The Science of Reading
Leadership

The Science of Reading

Even if you don’t consider yourself a “reader,” you read all the time. Signs, instructions, articles, bills, blogs, newspaper headlines and grocery lists[...]
Erin Wildermuth
10 Rules to Read More Books This Year
Leadership

10 Rules to Read More Books This Year

One New Year’s resolution I frequently hear from people is that they want to read more books. Makes sense if you consider reading a key component of personal[...]
Joel J. Miller
5 Reasons Why I Read So Many Books
Leadership

5 Reasons Why I Read So Many Books

I have always been an avid reader, but over the last few years, I've become much more intentional and ambitious in my reading. In 2015, I set my first[...]
RayEdwards
5 Ways to Make More Time to Read
Productivity

5 Ways to Make More Time to Read

As leaders, we know we should be reading more. But we struggle to find the time. In this guest post, Robert Bruce suggests five ways to make more[...]
RobertBruce
Publishing

In Defense of Self-Help Books

I once heard a person say in a disdainful tone, “I don’t read ‘self-help’ books.” With this seemingly innocuous verdict, he[...]
Michael Hyatt
Publishing

In Defense of Books

Despite what many pundits are saying today, reading is not dead. Nor are books. Certainly, big changes are underway, especially in the way books are delivered[...]
Michael Hyatt
Productivity

How to Read a Non-Fiction Book

When I read a non-fiction book, I typically practice these ten disciplines. They help me get more out of the books I read and insure that I retain the[...]
Michael Hyatt
Publishing

Why Obama’s Faith Matters

Today is the official pub date for The Faith of Barack Obama by Stephen Mansfield. I am very excited about it’s publication. Of all the books about Obama[...]
Michael Hyatt
Publishing

It’s the Product, Stupid

I have argued for years that, “It’s the product, Stupid.” The secret to success in any business is to deliver a great, compelling product. No amount of[...]
Michael Hyatt