Recharge: Boosting Your Mental Battery One Conversation at a Time is a transformative guide to mental wellness by David Ko, CEO of Calm. Through revealing conversations with a diverse array of figures, including actor and comedian Randall Park, radio personality Delilah, rapper Macklemore, former Apple CEO John Sculley, and former NFL player Carl Nassib, this book delves into the profound effects of stress on our lives.

Maniacal Fanaticism™ is a new theory that takes a fresh, and in some ways controversial, look at success pursuit. Traditional models of success focus on pedigree, talent, and opportunity. Surprisingly, uncharacteristic qualities like blame, insecurity, and doubt are necessary to achieve true greatness. The theory also takes an innovative approach to failure as a necessary part of the success journey.

In Sales Strategies That Actually Work, Dr. Yaniv Zaidaka Doctor Persuasion gives clear, unequivocal, and universally applicable guidance on how to sell anything, anywhere, anytime. Whether you are selling your product, your company, your service, or yourself, these 10 fool-proof strategies will help you grow your confidence, maximize your income, reinforce your professional authority, and develop your business to success.

Soccer is more than the world’s favorite sport. It’s more than the beautiful game. It’s a guide to successful living, at least if you know what you’re looking for. Ciaran McArdle has spent been an avid soccer fan his entire life. He’s even built his entire career around it: founding multiple soccer-based businesses. Over the years, he’s discovered all the life and business lessons you can learn from the game.

Survive and Advance shares an intimate family portrait and professional journey, elevating listeners and showing them how to imagine themselves into a new future with optimism, conviction, and confidence. Grind and single parenthood on one side of his family, mental health and addiction issues on the other, Derek Lewis’s childhood role was to protect himself and his younger brothers from hardship and abuse. Growing up in Washington, DC, in the 1970s, it was enough just to survive.