Peter Rex

A candid and introspective memoir, Personal History offers a deep look into the author's insecurities caused by distant parents and a tumultuous marriage to a depressed newspaper owner. The journey towards asserting herself, following the tragic loss of her husband, is both inspiring and emotional. The book offers a glimpse into the iconic newspaper The Washington Post, but ultimately, it is a poignant story of personal growth and triumph.

Discover the groundbreaking idea of the power of mindset and how it can dramatically influence success in all areas of life. Renowned psychologist Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D., shares her decades of research on fixed versus growth mindsets and how it impacts abilities and accomplishments in school, work, sports, and more. With new insights and expanded concepts, Dweck's Mindset offers a guide to adopting a truer growth mindset, motivating those around you, and transforming lives.

This book tells the story of the entrepreneur Sam Walton, who successfully turned a single dime store into the world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart. Through hard work, risk-taking, and unwavering belief in his ideas, Walton achieved extraordinary success. In his candid and humble style, Walton shares the secrets of his achievements, providing inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Discover uncharted frontiers and create new inventions - this is the main topic of Zero to One. Peter Thiel, the legendary entrepreneur and investor, believes that progress should not be limited to computers or Silicon Valley. In fact, he argues that progress can be achieved in any industry or area of business. Thiel's book presents an optimistic view of the future of progress in America and provides a new way of thinking about innovation, starting with learning to ask the right questions to find value in unexpected places. If you want to build a better future, this book is a must-read.

Learn the unfiltered truth about the challenges of running a business from Silicon Valley entrepreneur, Ben Horowitz. Drawing from his own experiences founding, managing, and investing in technology companies, Horowitz offers essential advice for navigating the toughest problems business schools don't cover. Using anecdotes from his own rise to success, he covers everything from firing friends to poaching competitors, and managing your own psychology while leading a company. With humor and candidness, The Hard Thing About Hard Things is a must-read for both veteran entrepreneurs and those aspiring to start their own ventures.

Discover how to solve "the single biggest problem in business today" with this must-read book. With the average hiring mistake costing businesses $1.5 million or more a year and countless wasted hours, it's crucial to get hiring right. Based on interviews with billionaires and CEOs, Who provides a practical and effective A Method for Hiring with a 90 percent success rate. You'll learn how to avoid voodoo hiring methods, attract A Players, and ask the right interview questions to quickly distinguish top candidates. Improve your hiring process to achieve optimal success with this instant New York Times Bestseller.

Learn the timeless value investing philosophy and techniques of Benjamin Graham and David L. Dodd with "Security Analysis," one of the most influential financial books ever written. With over one million copies sold through five editions, this book has provided generations of investors with a road map for investing. The new sixth edition, enhanced with 200 additional pages of commentary from today's leading Wall Street money managers, explains why Graham and Dodd's principles are still relevant in today's vastly different markets. Featuring a foreword by Warren E. Buffett, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in investing.

Discover the wisdom of Alan C. Greenberg, former chairman of Bear, Stearns, and renowned philanthropist, through his quirky, invaluable memos. From Warren Buffett to Jeff Bezos, Greenberg's management philosophy has been praised by the best. Learn from his wisdom and apply common sense to your decision-making, control expenses, and run your business at the highest level of morality. Free your intelligent employees from the chain of command, return phone calls promptly, and always stay humble.

Learn from the former CEO of Intel, Andrew S. Grove, on how to build and run a successful business in his book about management, High Output Management. This Silicon Valley staple outlines techniques for creating highly productive teams and motivating individuals for peak performance. The practical handbook is applicable for everyone from sales managers to startup founders and has the power to revolutionize the way we work. Don't miss out on this legendary management manifesto.

Learn the secrets of team leadership with this gripping fable from a bestselling author. Follow Kathryn Petersen, CEO of Decision Tech, as she must unite her struggling team or risk bringing down the entire company. Patrick Lencioni breaks down the five dysfunctions that plague even the best teams, providing actionable steps to create a cohesive and effective team. With his trademark storytelling and insightful model, you'll walk away inspired to become an exceptional team leader.