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Some of Our Favorite Tools & Resources
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Books We Recommend
First published in 1936, this book represents timeless wisdom that can help anyone, in any walk of life. Dale Carnegie teaches that the key to handling people is respect and appreciation. Instead of criticizing or complaining, he encourages sincere praise and understanding others’ viewpoints to build positive, lasting relationships. The book covers how to make people like you, how to increase your ability to get things done through other people, and how to become a more effective leader.
Neil Rackham’s research showed that traditional sales techniques—like closing, focusing only on benefits, and objection handling—don’t work well for high-value sales. Instead, he introduced the SPIN Selling method, which emphasizes asking four types of questions: Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-Payoff to better understand customers and drive major sales success.
How do good companies become great? What if the company doesn't already have great DNA? In Good to Great, Jim Collins explores how ordinary or even struggling companies can transform into exceptional ones. From years of research, he identifies the key traits that distinguish those capable of achieving lasting greatness, and contrasts them with comparison companies that failed to make the leap.
Written by a cognitive scientist and business leader, this award-winning bestseller challenges traditional views on workplace diversity. Innovative and highly accessible, it offers a fresh perspective on building truly inclusive environments for all, that inspire meaningful change and that avoid missing out on game-changing talent in the recruitment process.
Eric Maisel challenges the traditional “sickness model” of depression, arguing that life’s struggles are not merely disorders to be treated. Instead, he offers a fresh approach to self-care—one that empowers people to create meaning, build resilience, and embrace opportunities in any circumstance.
Bev Aisbett’s Taming the Black Dog is a practical and approachable guide to understanding and managing depression. Blending clear advice with humor and compassion, it helps readers—from those with chronic depression to anyone experiencing low moods, plus the people who love and support them—find clarity and guidance in their journey toward healing.