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GOALS: HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR LIFE

By Zig Ziglar

Drawing on his forty-plus years as a world-class motivational speaker, Zig Ziglar identifies and shows precisely how to achieve what people want most from life: to be happy, healthy, reasonably prosperous, secure, to have friends, peace of mind, a firm spiritual foundation, a good family, relationships, and most important of all—to have hope.

In this book, the author points out that you not achieve a goal unless you truly own it. ‘’When you take hold of these ideas and follow the procedures, you will accomplish goals.’’ he says. “Success can only be achieved when good opportunities and good preparations are combined, but to get what we want and achieve our goals we must define at the outset, it is absolutely indispensable to set goals if we are to succeed,” Ziglar said. “Defining goals will make you feel that it is important to be committed to the best of what you have, to develop what you own, what you can do or what you really do,” he added.

FUTURE-READY LEADERSHIP
STRATEGIES FOR THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

By Chris R. Groscurth

Chris R. Groscurth provides executive leadership teams with the information, tools, and advice they need to lead their organizations into the ‘future of work,’ characterized by transformative, smart, and connected technologies, including artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and automation.

The book unpacks what the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the rise of new industries will require from leaders. The author addresses the macroeconomic implications for society of the convergence of the megatrends under way and illuminates the central role played by behavioral economics in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He also introduces discernment as a strategy for managing future-ofwork ethical decisions that inevitably accompany the integration of AI in the workforce.

THE LITTLE BOOK OF KINDNESS EVERYDAY ACTIONS TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE AND THE WORLD AROUND YOU

By Bernadette Russell

Prompted by the seeming hopelessness of the world around her, Bernadette Russell made a pledge to be kind to a stranger every day for a year. The experience left her wanting to inspire others. Her book is packed with fun ideas, practical tips, and interactive exercises that encourage you to ‘be kind’ in every area of life—online, to strangers, to the environment, in your community, to yourself. Change the world, one act of kindness at a time.

Bernadette Russell started the book as a blog called 366 Days Of Kindness in 2011, which she conceived as a response to the UK riots that year. She is a columnist for Balance magazine.