We've been trying to mix it up a bit on the blog this month, giving more regular, short business book recommendation lists. So far we've got book recommendations to give to new employees on their first day, books to help stem anxiety about the future, and great reads you can get through in under two
Is it really possible that we are heading into the final quarter of 2018? How've you done with your personal reading goals so far this year? There are all sorts of articles out there suggesting we aim to read something like 50 books a year. In my opinion, it's better to read one book and
A solid list this month, with Switchers maintaining the number one spot. Perhaps this cultural barometer tells us we are looking for change? It's worth a reminder that this list is compiled by aggregating data about the best-sellers and most read books across all the most popular online book platforms. If you are interested in reading
There are a lot of familiar faces in July's top ten, but this month's number one, Switchers, is brand-new, and a recent release.If you feel like you are stuck in a career rut, and looking to do something completely new - it sounds like this could be the book for you. The other books this month include
This month's selection of books provides a fantastic range of 'thinking' and 'doing' books. There's nothing like a real-life scandal to make you think hard about your own experiences – and Bad Blood will do just that. There are also books that will challenge the overwhelming state of society today – check out Tailspin, Off
I just wanted to start off with a big thank you to those of you who have opted in to our newsletter. I hope you find this monthly list of top ten books a valuable source of reading inspiration. Thank you so much for staying part of the My Business Bookclub community. What a fabulous
It seems like readers are in a practical mood this month with books covering everything from creating to-do lists to mental training. There are some new additions this month which look fascinating, including Factfulness by Hans Rosling and Secrets of Six-Figure Women by Barbara Stanny. We'll ensure we add those to our review list. Speaking of
We have quite an eclectic selection for you this month. From books that help you understand how to help children succeed, to books that help with personal productivity, there is something for everyone in this month's list. And don't forget to check out our Editor's Choice this month. The Truth Machine by Michael Casey and Paul
It would appear that people are returning to some old favourites this month with the likes of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People making the list for the first time in a while. We also see the return of several regulars, but a few new additions too, including Dave Eggers' new book The Monk of Mokha.
