Hit #1 in New Releases in Business Management, Motivational Leadership, and Communication.If you're a leader… and you still feel like you're winging it?You're not broken. You're just leading in the real world.Leading people isn’t supposed to be easy—it’s supposed to be challenging. And yet, most leadership books act like you just need a 10-step framework and a vision board to become the next great leader. (Spoiler alert: That’s not how it works.)In How to Suck as a Leader, Travis Dalrymple (leadership coach to 7- and 8-figure business owners) flips the script on leadership advice. Instead of telling you what to do, he’ll show you what not to do—because sometimes, the best way to learn is by recognizing what terrible leadership actually looks like.Inside, you’ll discover:? Why leadership feels lonely (and what to do when it does)? The real reason your team’s always confused (hint: it’s not them, it’s you)? How to stop micromanaging everything—and start building actual trust? Why trying to be “perfect” is killing your progress? A dead-simple framework for giving feedback (without sounding like a jerk)? How to stop burning yourself out and start leading for the long haulPacked with no-BS advice, real-world stories, and just the right amount of sarcasm, this book is your anti-leadership book—because learning what bad leadership looks like will set you up to actually be great.Who is this book for?If you’re a new manager, business owner, coach, team leader, or anyone in charge of actual humans, this book is for you. Whether you’ve been leading for five minutes or five years, you’ll walk away with insights that will change the way you lead—without needing to sit through another corporate leadership seminar.So if you’re ready to stop second-guessing yourself, learn from the mistakes of bad leaders, and start leading with confidence…Read this book. So you don’t completely suck as a leader.

Forget everything you think you know about failure. The most successful people don’t avoid failure – they transform it into their greatest competitive edge.Are you tired of feeling like one misstep could expose you—or set you back for good?If you’re a high-achieving professional who secretly fears failure, you're not alone. You mask it with polished performance, long hours, and constant overachievement. But underneath? Burnout. Doubt. Stalled momentum. The truth is: success isn’t about getting it right every time—it’s about how you respond when you don’t.In The Failure Advantage, business transformation specialist Matthew Egan delivers a powerful reframe: failure isn’t your enemy—it’s your edge.Drawing on real-world case studies, cognitive science, and his own setbacks, Matt reveals how our obsession with flawless performance actually stifles the innovation, creativity, and resilience we need to thrive. This book isn’t about celebrating mediocrity—it’s about reclaiming failure as a catalyst for growth.You’ll learn how to:Break free from fear-based thinking that paralyzes your decision-makingTurn setbacks into feedback that fuels smarter, faster progressBuild momentum through imperfect action rather than endless overthinkingCultivate environments where risk-taking and experimentation thriveLead with authenticity—and inspire others to do the sameFrom embarrassing product launches to billion-dollar construction blunders, Matt illustrates how elite leaders and organizations don’t just bounce back from failure—they use it to leap forward.Whether you're leading a team, building your career, or trying to rediscover your drive, The Failure Advantage gives you the mindset and tools to stop playing defense—and start using failure as your unfair advantage.Because the real risk isn’t failing. It’s staying stuck.Editorial reviews:"If you're not embarrassed by your first product release, you've launched too late. This philosophy helped build LinkedIn, and it's at the heart of 'The Failure Advantage.' Through rigorous analysis and engaging storytelling, Matt reveals how our relationship with failure determines our capacity for innovation. This isn't just another book about resilience—it's the essential playbook for transforming setbacks into competitive advantage."REID HOFFMAN, CO-FOUNDER OF LINKEDIN AND PARTNER AT GREYLOCK“The ability to learn from setbacks and use them as fuel for growth is an essential skill in today’s uncertain business environment. Matt offers exactly the advice leaders need to build resilience and pursue their true potential”MARK JOHNSON, BOARD DIRECTOR AND FORMER CEO PWC"I've worked with Matthew Egan and witnessed firsthand how his approach to failure empowers teams and unlocks potential. In ‘The Failure Advantage’ Matt shares his journey, learnings, and wisdom as a great reference to reflect on our own approach to failure providing practical strategies that any organisation or individual can implement.” INAKI BERROETA, CEO TPG TELECOM (VODAFONE AUSTRALIA)

Does the thought of retirement bring you more anxiety than excitement? You’re not alone. 61% of workers today fear retirement more than death!What if you could retire when you want, how you want, with the confidence that you’ve planned it the right way?In Retire Today, Jeremy Keil shows you how to move from confusion to confidence in five simple steps. You’ll learn how to maximize your income, minimize your taxes, and most of all, steer clear of costly retirement mistakes.You’ll discover how to:• Find out how much money you’ll need to retire• Get the most out of your Social Security and pension• Lower your lifetime tax bill• Invest wisely by focusing on the things you can control• Leave a meaningful legacyRetirement is one of the biggest transitions you’ll ever make — but you don’t have to figure it out alone.Retire Today gives you the clear steps to retire with confidence, starting now.