This audiobook by G. Richard Shell, narrated by Sean Pratt, offers a systematic approach to negotiation, updated with a new negotiation assessment and guidance on online and cross-cultural discussions. It combines practical tactics, storytelling, and research for professionals to excel in negotiation.

This audiobook, by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan, offers a surprisingly simple truth for achieving extraordinary results by cutting through clutter and focusing on what truly matters, leading to less stress and more success. It's designed for busy people seeking greater life and career fulfillment.

This unabridged audiobook presents the original 1937 edition of Napoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich," a classic roadmap to achievement drawn from interviews with 504 of America's most successful individuals. It outlines 13 steps to riches, emphasizing the power of thought as the starting point for wealth and success.

This unabridged audiobook by Zig and Tom Ziglar offers timeless sales techniques and practical advice for closing more deals. It provides over 100 specific closes and 700 questions to transform prospects into clients, with updated insights relevant for today's sales environment.

This audiobook offers timeless sales techniques from Zig Ziglar, updated by his son Tom Ziglar for modern relevance. Learn practical advice, effective questioning, and over 100 closing strategies to transform prospects into clients.

This unabridged audiobook presents Napoleon Hill's original 1937 edition of "Think and Grow Rich," a timeless motivational classic derived from the experiences of over 500 successful individuals. It offers a proven 13-step philosophy for achieving personal success and financial prosperity, based on the power of thought.

This audiobook explores how financial success is driven more by behavior than intelligence, highlighting the psychological factors influencing money decisions. It uses real-world examples to teach how to manage finances and make money grow, ultimately aiming for happiness.

This audiobook emphasizes that financial success hinges more on behavior than intelligence. It explores how personal experiences and psychological factors, rather than just mathematics, shape our financial decisions, offering insights from investor successes and failures to help achieve happiness through smart money management.

Scott Young's audiobook explores the three essential factors for effective learning—seeing examples, practicing deliberately, and receiving feedback—offering twelve maxims to overcome common learning obstacles and achieve mastery in any skill.

This audiobook argues that capitalism has hollowed out democracy by prioritizing markets over self-governance. It proposes a "democratic marketplace" where employees participate in corporate governance, economic disparities are curbed, and growth is balanced with sustainability, offering practical, tested solutions.

This audiobook presents Henry Ford's infamous 1920s series of articles, "The International Jew," in its complete, chronologically ordered, and restored form. The "Definitive Edition" offers corrected text, contextual introductions, scholarly appendices, and footnotes to make Ford's controversial essays on "the Jewish Question" more accessible and readable.

Bestselling author Ryan Leak offers research-based strategies to foster collaboration and productivity by understanding and effectively communicating with challenging individuals. This audiobook provides actionable techniques for navigating complex workplace dynamics and transforming difficult relationships into opportunities for growth.

This audiobook series, "Get Ink'd," features standalone m/m romances exploring diverse relationships among artists and their community. Each book delves into unique pairings, from single dads and tattoo artists to May-December romances and second chances, all set against a backdrop of ink, love, and found family.

This audiobook presents a restored, chronological edition of Henry Ford's infamous 87-article series, "The International Jew," which launched a significant anti-Semitic campaign in the early 1920s. It aims to offer a comprehensive and readable presentation of this historically damaging work, with scholarly additions and context.

Juliet Schor argues for a four-day work week as a solution to burnout, AI, and climate challenges, demonstrating its benefits for employees and companies through large-scale study. This book provides a blueprint for implementing this transformative model, showing how it can boost well-being and productivity.