Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Business Resource Guide: Leadership

If you’re unsure about your management style or want to improve your empathy skills, reading this book and following Brown’s work will help you greatly. Business leaders have an unconditional responsibility to continue asking questions, learning, and growing their leadership skills. That’s what being a conscious leader really is. Brown’s emphasis on embracing vulnerability is incredibly eye-opening and important.

If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what sets great companies apart from the rest, this book is a must-read. The author breaks down 3 key stages — disciplined people, disciplined thought, disciplined action, which if executed well, can transform a good organization into one that’s a step above the ordinary.

This classic has sold over 30 million copies worldwide since first published in 1936. Despite being the oldest book on the list, it’s one of the most well-known business books ever written with advice about building relationships in business that stand the test of time, and can secure your success.

Learn how leaders ranging from Martin Luther King Jr. and Steve Jobs found success because they were rooted in their “why.” Sinek builds a Golden Circle framework that enables you to use the same process to build a business that inspires others.