5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Sebastian Mercado Greg Licciardi had his epiphany about marketing's holy grail during the pandemic, watching a Wendy's ad appear in his social feed every Friday at 11am. Right person. Right message. Right environment. Right time. Right outcome. That five-part framework, which he has been refining and teaching at Fordham and Seton Hall for a decade, is the spine of this book, and it is both simpler

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Fabiana Barbery The title does not announce itself quietly. A Doll's Choice is a direct conversation with Ibsen, with the century and a half of women who have seen themselves in Nora's final door slam, and with the question that door left open: what happens after a woman chooses herself, and what does it cost to finally make that choice inside a life that was built around not making it? Maribelle

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5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Jessica Suarez Chaitra Vedullapalli says it plainly: the world doesn't need more managers. It needs ICONIC leaders. AI can automate knowledge. What it cannot automate is trust, belonging, vision, and the human capacity to enable others to rise. That distinction is the entire argument of ICONIC Leadership, and it arrives at exactly the right moment, published just as artificial intelligence is fund

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Patty Demarco On June 1, 2016, Christopher Brown flatlined in front of his wife. He had spent three decades building companies that couldn't survive without him, and the irony of that fact was sitting right there in the room with him when he came back. The businesses he had poured his life into were not built to outlast a heart attack. Neither, in the way that actually mattered, was he. That momen

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Frank Baraldini There is a specific moment in this book that captures everything Luke Aulin is attempting, and it arrives early. A guide tells him that what has been happening to his body and his psyche is not a breakdown but a Kundalini Awakening, a spontaneous rising of energy that people actively seek through years of practice. His response, delivered with what he calls great spiritual maturity

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By Erick Harris Pete Reilly chose 1973 for a reason. Not 1968, when everything was visibly on fire. Not 1975, when the last helicopter lifted off from Saigon. But 1973, that strange suspended summer when Watergate was unraveling on television every day, when the war was technically winding down but nobody's brother had come home yet, when the country was in the middle of becoming something different

5 Star Review Click HERE to Purchase Your Copy Today! Editorial Book Review: By George Mac Allister John Maxwell has written more than ninety books and sold over thirty-eight million copies worldwide. He has spent more than half a century thinking about why some people grow from failure while others are flattened by it. How to Get a Return on Failure is what he describes as his most pragmatic book on the subject yet, and the distinction matters. This is not a philosophical ar