Books like Rules of Work by Richard Templar

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Seth Godin’s guide shows how to spot a worthwhile obstacle—called a Dip—and stick through it, or recognize when it’s a dead‑end and quit, so you can rank first in your chosen field.

Three successful black women executives reveal practical strategies for building confidence, effective communication, collaboration, and courage, while navigating stereotypes and self-victimization to advance careers.

Rules of Thumb offers 52 practical principles drawn from Alan Webber’s experience as co‑founding editor of Fast Company, helping readers navigate today’s rapid change and achieve personal and professional success.

"A refreshing message...from someonewho has fought many corporate wars." —The New York TimesWith the latest stories from D'Alessandro's neverending collection of corporate derring-do and newinsight on the global battlefield, the nationally bestselling Career Warfare is more essential than ever whennavigating your way to success.D'Alessandro dares to speak the truth. If you don't manage your own reputation, those around you will. This is no theoretical exercise. In corporate America, people talk about you every day. You can affect what they say."With a cut-the-crap sharp eye for the passions, yearnings, and follies that drive every organization, D'Alessandro draws apart the drapes and revealswhat it really takes to get ahead in business." —James Carville, author and Democratic Strategist"With good jobs becoming harder to find, D'Alessandro's sage advice is more timely and important than ever, especially for those who are trying to build their personal brands and enhance their careers at the same time." —Tom Neff, Chairman, U.S., Spencer Stuart"Smart, strategic, and useful career advice from someone who has actually achieved success in the real world." —Harvey Mackay, author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive

Succeed for Yourself offers a practical, step‑by‑step roadmap for turning personal ambition into real achievement, guiding readers to set goals, build self‑belief, overcome setbacks, and find fulfillment in both business and life.

Daniel Drubin’s practical guide uses a simple metaphor to help readers identify and discard life’s "bananas"—over‑loadings that hinder success—through a 12‑step program focusing on priorities, control, and efficiency.