The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni
Elite Business has asked me to review my must-read books for business owners and this is the first one in the series.
The Long Win: The search for a better way to succeed by Cath Bishop
I shouldn’t have been surprised by how yet another Olympian managed to grab my attention with a passionate re-telling of their race to victory.
The 3 Alarms: A simple system to transform your health, wealth, and relationships forever by Eric Partaker
Over the last 20 years, Eric has studied and modelled the traits and habits of the world's most successful people, in order to help his teams and clients break through their barriers and reach their highest potential, in both their work and life.
Boss It!
“Carl Reader speaks globally to small business audiences, helping them understand that business isn’t difficult. It’s hard work, but it isn’t difficult.”
Carina wins investment for her family-run bakery business – Lord Sugar admires those who stay true to their passion and vision
Alana Spencer, winner of 2016’s The Apprentice, talks about how Carina Lepore outshone her competitors as she is crowned the winner of this season’s The Apprentice
The Really Good Idea Test by Julia Shalet
It is often said that everybody has a good idea for a business in them – yet most people don’t take steps to follow their ideas.
Mimi Nicklin takes a look at the global “empathy deficit”, its impact on the world of business
Mimi Nicklin is host of the popular “Empathy for Breakfast” show. Softening the Edge unpacks the science and demonstrates the value of empathy in the business world.
The Offer You Can’t Refuse by Steven van Belleghem
The latest book from award-winning author Steven van Belleghem offers a fascinating insight into the customer expectations we’re all soon going to have to measure up to.
The Journey to Wealth and a World-Class Mindset
In his first book, James Burke shows you how to take control of your happiness, emotions, finances, and physical destiny.
Lord Sugar likes when people take calculated risks but not those who throw themselves in the deep end
First of all, I'm very pleased with the two finalists. Carina and Scarlett, they are the two who I thought would make it to the last round.
