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So many people are trying to navigate a corporate world that is laden with secrets; cleverly hidden and unspoken rules to a game that most employees don’t know they are playing. In order to find the success that most people want in their careers, it requires navigating this unspoken set of guidelines effectively. Secrets of the Career Game is geared towards arming individuals with the knowledge they need to understand how to evaluate their own competencies, build their toolset to open doors for progression, and establish a network that will accelerate their growth.

「ひとり言」のメカニズムを脳科学の観点から解き明かし、能力を高める方法を紹介！▼「つぶやき」は最高のアウトプット！ 人生が変わる「ひとり言」の習慣

毎日を明るい気持ちで、機嫌よく、前向きに過ごすためのヒントをまとめた1冊！▼人に優しくできれば、人生が回り始めるあなたは、自分のことを「優しい人」だと思いますか？

1万人の脳を見てわかった「やる気」「自信」「幸福感」のすごい高め方。 何があっても大丈夫！ 私は私！ と思える脳のすごいしくみとは？

This powerful anthology compiles four of Carnegie's most influential books, each offering practical advice and proven strategies to help you connect with others, manage your emotions, and become a more confident, effective communicator.

この本は、ビジネス書ですが、「武器」ではありません。生身の人間が働くための「防具」です。

競争戦略の原点は「好き嫌い」にあり仕事は晴れの日ばかりではない。努力をしても成果が出ない。思うような評価が得られない――では、どうしたらよいのだろう？・インセンティブに頼らない仕事術とは？

This is the guide to building an awesome, aspirational, and fun life, to reclaiming optimism and meaning when the things we were once so excited to have—the dream job, the family and kids—become tedious obligations, each with a mounting daily task list that we can never seem to fully catch up on. It’s a book for the person who, already exhausted, keeps thinking they can “have it all” if they just work a little smarter or a lot harder.

We live in a culture that is obsessed with optimizing for productivity. If you want to have a successful career, we’ve been told, you need to do more in less time, right? Wrong. Kyle Young is the marketing mastermind behind best-selling authors (like Jeff Goins and Gary Taubes), tech-startup founders, real estate moguls, and award-winning psychologists. He spent years analyzing how these A-list clients achieved their biggest goals. Productivity, and even grit or the 10,000 hour rule, he says are the wrong approaches for pursuing big goals.

We have to make decisions all the time. But were any of us taught at school, college or work how to make better decisions? This book, by Sharon Curry and Andrew St George, provides a very simple system for making good decisions, tried and tested in a wide variety of workplaces, and under extreme conditions with clients from military to health to commercial to consultancies to international governments. The process derives from the Royal Marines and military planning, fully extended and adapted to match the challenges of everyday lives.