Corporate America may be filled with accomplished executives, entrepreneurs and professionals, but business strategist Glenn Llopis believes many of today’s most capable leaders are facing a deeper problem than burnout: a loss of conviction. Llopis, a Fortune 500 business strategist and Forbes contributor, calls it the “conviction crisis.” In his new book, Earning Conviction: The…
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Summer travel can test even the most patient person. From crowded airports and delayed flights to traffic jams and long security lines, the pressure to get somewhere on time can quickly turn a relaxing vacation into a stressful experience. With a record 72.2 million Americans traveling over the July Fourth weekend and millions more taking…
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As the United States continues to debate immigration, citizenship and what it means to belong, Emmy Award-winning journalist Enrique Acevedo is turning his attention to a community that has become increasingly central to the American story. Acevedo’s new book, ESSENTIAL: Being Latino and Indispensable in America, will be published by Harper on October 13, 2026.…
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Jennifer Chassman Browne is using storytelling, poetry and photography to challenge how disability is represented in her new book, See Us, Know Us: Profiles of Disability, scheduled for release in October 2026 by Torchflame Books. The 138-page book features profiles of 30 individuals who share personal experiences of living with disability, offering readers an intimate…
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Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming one of the biggest investments on the corporate agenda, but enterprise transformation expert Rick Catalano warns that AI is not a cure-all for problems that existed long before the technology arrived. In his new book, The AI Project Manager: The Framework for Successful AI-Enabled Enterprise Transformation, Catalano argues that AI…
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What happens when language is created not to define Black life from the outside, but to explore it from within its many experiences, histories and possibilities? That question is at the center of Thinking From Black: A Lexicon, a new book from The Practicing Refusal Collective, coming September 8, 2026, from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.…
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Self-made entrepreneur and author Randy Gage believes one of the greatest barriers to achieving success has little to do with the economy, education or opportunity. Instead, he argues that adopting what he calls a “victim mindset” can keep people from reaching their full potential. Gage, whose latest book is Wealth Without Apology: A Prosperity Manifesto,…
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In today’s workplace, leadership is often measured by titles, authority and the number of people reporting to an executive. But leadership expert and executive coach Dr. Sam Adeyemi believes those traditional metrics miss the true mark of effective leadership. According to Adeyemi, the greatest leaders are not those who accumulate followers but those who empower…
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Author Leslie Lee Sanders is inviting readers to slow down, tune out life’s distractions and reconnect with their inner voice in her new nonfiction book, Ready to Listen?: A Spiritual Self-Help Memoir. Blending personal storytelling with practical insights, the book chronicles Sanders’ spiritual awakening and offers readers a guide to recognizing intuition, meaningful coincidences and…
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Christina H. Wilson’s memoir Believe: A Memoir in Stories continues to resonate with readers and critics alike, earning the 2026 IndieReader Discovery Award in the Nonfiction Inspirational category. The latest recognition adds to a growing list of accolades for the deeply personal book, which chronicles Wilson’s journey through profound loss, resilience and self-discovery. Originally written…
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