Bookcase

One of the deliverables of this program is having a book published within the year.
This may be self-published, or we may introduce you to a mainstream publisher
if that makes sense for your practice and your book.

Here are just some of the books that have been published by Thought Leaders graduates.

If you read one per week, then there would still be a pile on your bedside table in three years. Including the one you’re about to write.
Keith Edwards Unmasking (2)
Based on more than fifteen years of research, Keith E. Edwards, PhD illuminates men’s masking, unmasking, and becoming to help men develop their own authentic masculinity.
Vince Ford Ready 4 Learning Ready 4 Life
Many children are entering school without the skills they need. This book outlines each of the foundation areas and provides assessments and exercises to build their capabilities.
Meredith Wilson Shift
A truly practical guide to culture for leaders.
Mark Butler Up Yours
You don’t need another self-help book full of pious finger-wagging. Life is tough enough without someone bright and shiny piling on the guilt. But if you’re in a post-pandemic slump, bordering on burnout and wondering why you should even bother, Up Yours! is the book for you.
Carolyn Stuart The Leaders Suitcase
The Leader's Suitcase trilogy uses the idea of three packing cells to logically organise the leader's equipment. This book explores the first packing cell which contains the tools and strategies we need to set ourselves up for success. 
Sally King The Marketers Guide to Law Firms
Dr Genevieve Burnett and Sally King demonstrate that the reason law firms struggle with marketing is that, in most, there is a fundamental problem with the relationship between lawyers and marketers.
Jeff Perry The Intentional Engineer
Helping engineers and tech professionals become people and professionals they want to become. Full of reflection, actions, and life-changing insights.
Christopher Littlefield 75+ Team Building Activities for Remote Teams
This book is for leaders committed to building a great remote team culture, but who don’t have time or know where to start. Whether you’re new to remote work or have been working remotely for years, there’s enough on your plate already without thinking about how to connect with and engage your team. I wrote this book to do just that and take one thing off your to-do list.
David Mole Creating Great Teams

This book is about self-selection, which is a process you can use to set up self-organizing teams in the first place. Self-selection happens at an organizational level rather than at a team level and is a way to get everyone into teams. Another term for a self-selected team is a self-designed team.

Ellen Rogin Messages from Money

You and Money are a Thing You have a relationship with Money whether you are aware of it or not. If you look at your money as if it were a friend or a romantic partner, how would you be doing?

Jacqueline Chu Facing Your Anxiety

Anxiety is NOT something you just live with. Drawing from personal stories, neuroscience, and evidence-based techniques, this book presents a simple step-by-step guide to freedom from anxiety.

Howie Jacobson You Can Change Other People

How to have conversations that bring out the best in the people around you and facilitate rapid and profound change.

Nina Christian Marketing Me
This book is for professionals who want to market themselves authentically, but need clarity and confidence in how to to express their value in a way that feels good and resonates with their audience.
Sandy Mamoli Creating Great Teams

This book provides a comprehensive guide to building productive, self-selecting teams, drawing on real-world examples and offering practical tools for managers and team members.

 
Anna Glynn STRONG

This book is for those looking for a fresh perspective to:
- attract and retain the best sales talent
- handle pressure and challenging environments - achieve long-term sustainable performance.

Francois Janssen In 10 stappen trainen met Zoom
This book teaches how to create online training that is impactful, interesting and fun. It explains how to create a training program and how to use Zoom to deliver it.
Dr Pamela Stoodley Cracking the Happiness Code
Cracking the Happiness Code is written in easy-to-read, jargon-free language to teach you the ins and outs of how your mind works and to help you achieve the happiness that may be eluding you.
Linda Garnett Partnerships Reimagined
Corporate partnerships are the least understood area in any non-profit. For too long, they’ve been seen as marginal, too hard or not worth the effort. This book helps you unlock your full potential.
Deepak Daniel Simplexity
Do complex problems demand intricate, convoluted solutions or can simplicity be the key to unravelling the intricacies of life’s challenges?
Callum McKirdy The HR Catalyst

Don't just react to change. Be the catalyst.

HR is not driving the people agenda. We get told that we're neither strategic nor leaders. That we're losing our usefulness to technology. HR has lost its seat at the top table.

Stop waiting for permission to speak and reclaim your place! Using the Catalyst5 HR model of HR practice, Callum McKirdy takes you through the five traits that will turn you from a regular HR practitioner into an HR Catalyst.

It's time to become the go-to person in your organisation.

Doug Neill The Verbal to Visual Notebook
The world is complex. Visual notes help you tame that complexity. The Verbal To Visual Notebook is a 100% hand-drawn resource that will help you develop your skills as a sketcher of ideas.
Christina Gerakiteys Celebrating Success One Failure at a Time
Fail fast! We hear it all the time. Who walks the talk? Entrepreneurs, that's who. The people who pick themselves up after a fall. Failure and success are closely intertwined. Do they define you?
Christopher Miller Finding FISH in a Strengths-Based Practice
Inspiring the energy to do what you love and love what you do. Applying a strengths-based approach to running a successful commercial practice.
Alun Parry How To Remove Trauma Response
Trauma is not something to be ‘managed’ - but eliminated entirely. Sound far-fetched? It’s not. Neuroscience has shown that trauma can be removed completely.
Jeff Perry - The Intentional Career Guide to Professional Networking
"The Intentional Career Guide to Professional Networking" is your roadmap to building meaningful relationships that will propel you to new heights.
Monique Richardson - World-Class Service
World-Class Service is an inspiring collection of tips and nudges designed to help you and your team consistently deliver exceptional customer experiences.
Jenine Beekhuyzen - Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo
Looking to use NVivo in your qualitative research? Designed for anyone who wants to use NVivo in their research, this book is the go-to for conducting robust qualitative data analysis.
Jess Stuart - PowHer
Strategies for success on and off the field to level the playing field and navigate the journey from the locker room to the board room
Jess Stuart - Calmony
Embark on your own journey of self-discovery and transformation, unlocking the keys to lasting happiness and fulfilment.
Hannah Brown - Into the Hands of Leaders
If your team isn’t growing, they’re going—learn why continuous learning needs to be at the centre of your leadership and your team’s culture.

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