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Buy Buttons

By Nick Loper

The next few years represent either the biggest opportunity or the biggest threat to your livelihood that you’ll experience in your lifetime. Buy Buttons helps you start generating a side income today, so that you can generate a full-time income when you must.
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Hooked

By Nir Eyal

Learn the secret psychology used by companies like Facebook and Instagram to get you addicted (yes, addicted) to their products. Then, use it in your own business to boost engagement and profits.
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Onward

By Howard Schultz

Howard Schultz wanted to build a great, enduring company: a balance between revenues and relationships. The result was Starbucks. Join us to find out what we can learn from the Starbucks story.
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Flux

By David Soberman & Dilip Soman

The landscape of customer interaction is in a state of flux. Customer data costs are dropping, and deep dive segmentation is easier than ever. We need tools and techniques to address this flux.
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The Culture Game

By Daniel Mezick

Daniel Mezick believes that organisations that learn fast can outflank their competitors. Teams that learn quickly are more adaptive...and adaptability gets better results by responding to change.
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The Flinch

By Julien Smith

Do you flinch? Do you duck, avoid, cower or hide from difficulty or danger? It's no shame, but it's a problem if you start flinching when you should be fighting. Let's find out how.
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Gamestorming

By Dave Grey

Play some games to succeed? Seems wildly improbable. But Dave Grey's fascinating book shows how creating an environment for creative thinking and innovation can unlock new levels of success.
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Tribal Leadership

By Dave Logan, John King, Halee Fischer-Wright

Every company is made up of tribes of people - groups of between 20 - 150 people. This book is all about identifying, developing and leading those groups that can help drive your success.
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