Business & Economics
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My 10 Secrets To Success
by Perminder Chohan
Perminder Chohan draws from his twenty-eight years as a respected businessman and kind-hearted philanthropist in this inspiring guide to achieving success in your life and career. From growing up in poverty in a small Indian village to his current ...
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How to Configure and Equip your Warehouse
From dock to stock and back to dock. by Keith MacDonald and John Binns
For warehouses, distribution centers and plant stores ■ Many descriptions of material handling equipment ■ Combining of various equipment types into systems ■ Selecting a preferred system for an existing building ■ Configuring of a new ...
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The 6 Relationships of Highly Effective Organizations
by Dale Harley
What is it that separates great organizations from average organizations? The simple answer is “relationships”, or more specifically, how organizations manage their relationships with their key stakeholders. Over the past thirty-five years as a ...
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Careers AF!
...New Rules...New Tools... by M. Michelle Nadon
There isn’t a person in the working world who wouldn’t benefit from targeted career coaching. They’ll find it here, in this comprehensive collection of best practices for strategic career management. This thoughtfully organized book covers ...
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Money Smarts for Teens & Twenties
Understanding why financial planning works, makes it easy! by Gordon Hughes
Why this book? Gordon’s middle aged clients came for advice on how to get back on track. Many wished they had done things different earlier. One summed it up with “My father gave me good advice but I didn’t use it”. Why would any teenager use good ...
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Human Psychology for Business
Our brains are as unique as our finger prints by Dr. Dennis Wilson
Our brains are as unique and specific to us as are our finger prints. For each individual, there are ways of thinking and behaving that are more enjoyable, more natural, easier to manifest, and require less expended energy. The objective of this ...
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Human Psychology for Business
Our brains are as unique as our finger prints by Dr. Dennis Wilson
Our brains are as unique and specific to us as are our finger prints. For each individual, there are ways of thinking and behaving that are more enjoyable, more natural, easier to manifest, and require less expended energy. The objective of this ...
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Financial Inclusion at the Bottom of the Pyramid
by Carol Realini and Karl Mehta
As incredible as it may seem in this hyper-connected, technologically advanced era, half the planet’s population exist as “Financial nomads”—those who nourish and shelter themselves without using traditional banking services. While the wealthy live ...
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Why is it that my kite won’t fly?
The Power of Strategic Project Management by Roberto Rodriguez Esteves
Project Management is, in many ways, like flying a kite. How do you design and construct it so that it’s lifted high and strong by the wind? What do you do when it gets snagged in a tree, lands on the roof of a house, or is tangled on electrical ...
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Your Digital Undertaker
Exploring Death in the Digital Age in Canada by Sharon Hartung
If you are an adult Canadian who uses e-mail and surfs the internet, this book is for you. In a unique and humorous way, this former military officer and tech executive shares what she’s learned about the estate industry and the taboo topic of ...
