After a productive morning in which I accomplish my big things, the rest of the day can be played by ear. It's all extra from there

A big part of my morning routine is about what I don't do: when I wake up, I don't start the day by looking at my phone

The quiet time between 6:00 and 7:30 A.M. is when some of my best work gets done. It's my time to read, think, and prepare for the day ahead

If I don't get a chance to play with my son in the morning I feel like I missed something that I'll never get back

I travel a lot for work, so my days are always different. Having a morning routine really means tting things in around everything else

Find certain things you know you should do, don't like to do, or make excuses to avoid, and then do them every day

Ann ably demonstrates that while there is no silver bullet, there are practices that help organizations achieve gender balance

Francke's no-nonsense approach is useful, practical and non-preachy

It is not women who need to change. It requires making a business somewhere women want to work. A wealth of practical tips to help, but ultimately men need to want to make change happen

This is the top of the list of any branding book I've read in the past 10 years. It's specific, prescriptive, actionable, and above all, opinionated in all the right ways. Simply love these commandments!

These very easy-to assimilate lessons will certainly enable the reader to enhance their confidence, and leadership and management skills, without resorting to bullet points or fashionable jargon

Intriguing ideas on how to create a better world … A valid evaluation of the modern world and why it needs to shift from financial maximization to something more humane

How to successfully apply for a job

Valuable advice in this challenging time to be starting out in the world of work

Succinct and topical advice

Enriching on a personal level as much as a professional one. Honest, humorous, and humbling

Witty moments of funny personal stories and serious helpful tips

Exhaustively reviews the research not on how to influence others but on how to make people ready to be influenced . . . Compelling.

Robert Cialdini is perhaps the foremost expert on effective persuasion . . . The book provides a vast catalogue of research and techniques, many of them marketing related.

[Both a] work of cutting-edge scholarship and an insightful guide to the strange working of the human mind, Pre-Suasion packs a good punch for business leaders who want to understand their customers.