Executive Books

“It
is not the brightest who succeed, nor is success simply the sum of the
decisions and efforts we make on our own behalf. It is, rather, a gift.
Outliers are those who have been given opportunities — and who have had
the strength and presence of mind to seize them.”

Gladwell
explains — From the Beatles to Bill Gates — how you must put yourself
in a position to win and why recognizing opportunity is the key to
success.

“It’s
not just the overreaching Wall Street firms who are paying the price
for those risky investments. Every U.S. taxpayer is now on the hook for
a massive bailout — a bailout engineered by the same players in the
federal government that had turned their back[s] on regulating the very
practices at the root of today’s financial crisis. Angry? You should
be.”

A relatively brief and easy read, Orman breaks down the current
economic crisis and provides economic tips and resolutions for
weathering the fiscal storm.

“Changing
certain aspects of your life is not easy. Looking at your life and the
choices you’ve made in an open and honest way can be an emotional and
gut-wrenching experience. As you rewind your mental tapes, you are
likely to see a pattern of decision-making that is self-defeating or
sabotaging. It doesn’t have to be that way.”

BlackMeninAmerica.com publisher and motivational speaker Gary A.
Johnson describes his therapeutic process for combating debt and
depression.

“I
learned to harness the principle I now call ‘concentration of power.’
Most people have no idea of the giant capacity we can immediately
command when we focus all our resources on mastering a single area of
our lives.”

Popular motivational speaker Anthony Robbins shares guidelines for
focusing your thoughts, emotions and priorities on achieving your
life’s largest goals.