What's it about? The Insight-Driven Leader (2025) explores how companies can use people analytics to solve complex business challenges and drive performance. With real-world examples, it presents a practical framework for turning workforce data into strategic insights that inform better decision-making and lead to measurable impact. The Insight-Driven Leader Most leaders today are surrounded by more data than they know what to do with – metrics on operations, sales, customers, and employees flood in from every direction. But having data isn’t the same as understanding it, and far too often, the numbers collected about people end up being ignored, misused, or left disconnected from actual business decisions. Meanwhile, expectations keep rising. The speed of change, the pressure to perform, and the complexity of today’s workforce – from full-time employees to contractors and AI tools – demand sharper insight into how work really gets done. That’s where Workforce Analytics comes i...

What's it about? Doing Life with Your Adult Children (2019) addresses the complex transition parents face when their children become adults, offering practical guidance for navigating altered relationship dynamics while maintaining connection. It provides strategies for common challenges like setting boundaries, distinguishing between helping and enabling, handling value conflicts, and supporting adult children's independence while preserving the parent-child bond. Remember those sleepless nights when your babies were small? Back then, it was all about milk, stuffed animals, and endless diaper changes. But what about when your kids are grown? You might still have sleepless nights, but for entirely different reasons. These days, you're probably lying awake wondering: Is my son making the right career choices? When will my daughter finally land a steady job? Should I say something about my kid’s relationship, or keep quiet? Welcome to parenting adult children – a phase nob...

What's it about? The Tinnitus Book (2024) provides clear, practical guidance for anyone who’s tired of the constant ringing in their ears and just wants relief. It breaks down the science of what exactly tinnitus is, why and how it can occur, all while offering hope through proven, step-by-step strategies for treatment. Whether your tinnitus is mild or overwhelming, it helps you take back control so you can start living your life fully again. The Tinnitus Book If you’ve ever felt trapped by that relentless ringing in your ears, you’re not alone. For millions of people, tinnitus isn’t just a background noise – it’s a daily struggle that can affect sleep, concentration, mood, and overall quality of life. But here’s the most important thing to know: you don’t have to stay trapped. While tinnitus can feel overwhelming, there is real hope in understanding what’s happening behind it and discovering practical, science-based tools to manage it. That’s exactly what this lesson is here ...

What's it about? The Magic of Mindful Self Awareness (2025) teaches readers how to achieve unconditional happiness through mindful presence. It provides practical techniques for stopping overthinking, clearing unwanted thoughts, transforming negative emotions into compassion, and discovering one's true self – the part that remains peaceful even during life's most challenging moments. At some point in life, most of us will realize that the shiny things in life – the new car, the promotion, even falling in love – rarely bring lasting happiness. In our pursuit of external pleasures, we often find only fleeting satisfaction, overlooking the quiet but profound power of turning inward instead. Yet it’s in this inward turn that the true path to unconditional happiness begins – with mindful self-awareness. At its core, mindful self-awareness means letting go of constant comparison: to the past, the future, our expectations, or what others might be experiencing. Instead, it invi...

What's it about? Implementing Six Sigma (2003) provides a comprehensive framework for transforming your organization with a smarter, integrated business strategy. You’ll learn to move beyond chasing individual defects and use high-level metrics to drive projects that deliver tangible bottom-line results. Whether you’re in manufacturing, development, or services, you’ll discover the tools and mindset to stop firefighting and build a culture of continuous improvement. Whatever your business, you probably recognize this pattern: you spend your day putting out fires, solving urgent problems, and responding to the crisis of the moment. You work hard, you make adjustments, and you keep things moving, yet the same types of issues seem to crop up again and again. This constant cycle of reactive problem-solving can be exhausting, and it often feels like you’re running in place, never truly getting ahead. This lesson provides a blueprint for fixing the system. You’ll get the practical pl...

What's it about? Lean Six Sigma QuickStart Guide (2016) introduces the core principles of Lean and Six Sigma, two powerful methodologies for improving business processes and reducing waste. It explains complex tools like DMAIC and DMADV in simple, accessible language, making it easier for newcomers to apply continuous improvement strategies in real-world settings. In every organization, whether it’s a global manufacturer or a small service provider, things can go wrong. Products come out flawed, tasks take too long, customers get frustrated, and valuable time or resources are wasted. Often, these problems are rooted in systems that don’t run as smoothly or reliably as they could. That’s when it’s important to find a structured method of improvement. But with so many approaches out there, knowing where to begin can feel like its own challenge. One of the most widely respected and adopted frameworks for fixing broken processes and improving quality is Lean Six Sigma. This approach...

What's it about? A Different Kind of Power (2025) is Jacinda Ardern’s account of her time in office. It traces her path from small-town New Zealand onto the world stage and through the crises that tested her government: a terror attack, natural disasters, a pandemic, and the backlash that followed. It’s also a manifesto for a different politics – one grounded in compassion rather than toughness. A Different Kind of Power Politics is a strange calling: it’s draining and difficult and often ends in failure. In a famous lecture given in 1919, the German sociologist Max Weber likened it to the “strong and slow boring of hard boards.” The “vocation” for politics, he said, requires a “steadfastness of heart which can brave the crumbling of all hopes.” Political leaders often emphasize their Weberian resolve. Nixon said politics was a contact sport, implying that getting in his way was a bruising experience. Margaret Thatcher was the Iron Lady: intransigent, implacable, immovable. A...