1.     Good to Great – by Jim Collins

Explores the factors that differentiate great companies from good ones and offers insights into effective leadership.

2.     Ruthless Elimination of Hurry – by John Mark Comer

Focuses on the importance of slowing down in a fast-paced world and embracing a more intentional, unhurried life.

3.     Essentialism – by Greg McKeown

Advocates for the pursuit of less but better, emphasizing the importance of focusing on what truly matters.

4.     Leaders Eat Last – by Simon Sinek

Examines the qualities of effective leaders, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing the well-being of their teams.

5.     Man’s Search for Meaning – by Viktor E. Frankl

Blends psychology and memoir, reflecting on the author’s experiences in Nazi concentration camps and the pursuit of meaning in life.

6.     Managing Oneself – by Peter F. Drucker

A classic on self-management, helping individuals understand their strengths, weaknesses, and how to leverage them for success.

7.     The Five Dysfunctions of a Team – by Patrick Lencioni

Identifies common pitfalls that teams face and provides strategies for overcoming them to achieve success.

8.     Under the Unpredictable Plant – by Eugene H. Peterson

Explores the theme of vocation and calling, drawing insights from the biblical story of Jonah.

9.  Difficult Conversations – by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Sheila Heen

Offers practical advice on navigating challenging conversations with empathy and effectiveness.

10.  Start with Why – by Simon Sinek

Encourages leaders to start with a clear understanding of their “why” to inspire and lead others effectively.

11.  Hats of Leadership E book – By Ryan Treadwell

Many leaders think they can lead everyone the same way, but in reality, leadership requires the discernment and knowledge of what dynamic role is best to take up at any given moment. In this eBook, you’ll learn which “hat’ to put on as situations arise.

12.  Failure of Nerve – by Edwin H. Friedman

Explores leadership challenges and the importance of bold leadership in various contexts.

13.  Vanishing Grace– by Philip Yancey

Examines the state of grace in contemporary society and how Christians can embody grace in their interactions.

14.  Forgotten God – by Francis Chan

Focuses on the Holy Spirit and explores how Christians can deepen their relationship with the Spirit in their daily lives.

15.  What’s Best Next – by Matt Perman

Matt Perman explores productivity and time management from a Christian perspective, offering practical insights and principles to help individuals make the most of their time and resources.

16.  The Heart of Change – by John P. Kotter

John P. Kotter, a renowned leadership expert, provides insights into leading organizational change by focusing on the emotional and human aspects of the process.

17.  For – by Jeff Henderson

Jeff Henderson discusses the power of purpose-driven leadership, emphasizing how businesses and leaders can make a positive impact by prioritizing the needs of others.

18.  Soul Keeping – by John Ortberg

John Ortberg explores the importance of caring for one’s soul and offers practical guidance on nurturing spiritual well-being in the midst of a busy life.

19.  Strengths Finder – by Tom Rath

Tom Rath introduces the concept of identifying and leveraging individual strengths to enhance personal and professional development.

20.  Women of the Word – by Jen Wilkin

Jen Wilkin provides a practical guide for women to study the Bible with intentionality and depth, emphasizing the importance of a solid understanding of God’s Word.

21.  The Enneagram of Discernment – by Drew Moser

Drew Moser explores the Enneagram personality system through the lens of discernment, offering insights and guidance on how individuals can better understand themselves and make wise decisions.

22.  Setting the Table – by Danny Meyer

Danny Meyer, a successful restaurateur, shares insights into the hospitality industry and the principles of exceptional service that can be applied to various aspects of life and business.

23.  Thirst – by Scott Harrison

Scott Harrison, the founder of charity: water, shares his journey from a nightclub promoter to a humanitarian, emphasizing the transformative power of addressing the global water crisis.

24.  The Lazy Genius Way – by Kendra Adachi

Kendra Adachi presents a practical approach to living a balanced and intentional life, offering strategies to simplify decision-making and prioritize what truly matters.

25.  Ruthless Elimination of Hurry – by John Mark Comer

John Mark Comer explores the impact of hurry on modern life and provides a Christian perspective on slowing down, embracing simplicity, and fostering a deeper connection with God.