Book guides
Lead Teams & Organizations
The craft of leading people — and leading a team in any function.
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← All guides- The Bicycle Guide toAnxiety at Work: 8 Strategies to Help Teams Build Resilience, Handle Uncertainty, and Get Stuff DoneA practical leadership guide showing managers how to identify, reduce, and prevent workplace anxiety using eight evidence-based strategies that build resilience and improve team performance.
- The Bicycle Guide toAuthentic HappinessAchieve lasting fulfillment by discovering and applying your unique character strengths to create a life rich with positive emotion, deep engagement, and profound meaning.
- The Bicycle Guide toCharacter Strengths and Virtues: A Handbook and ClassificationThis handbook provides a systematic classification and measurement of 24 widely-valued character strengths, organized under six core virtues, creating a 'manual of the sanities' to counterbalance psychology's traditional focus on disorder.
- The Bicycle Guide toDeep Work Rules for Focused SuccessIn a distraction-saturated economy, the ability to focus without distraction on cognitively demanding tasks—deep work—is becoming both rare and increasingly valuable, and this book teaches you to cultivate it systematically.
- The Bicycle Guide toFlourishPsychologist Martin Seligman introduces his "Well-Being Theory," arguing that true flourishing comes from cultivating Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment (PERMA), and presents a vision for applying these principles to transform education, the military, health, and public policy.
- The Bicycle Guide toFlow: The Psychology of Optimal ExperienceThis book explains how to achieve happiness by controlling consciousness and finding "flow," a state of complete absorption in challenging activities that makes life intrinsically rewarding and leads to personal growth.
- The Bicycle Guide toGrit: The Power of Passion and PerseveranceLong-term success is the result of 'grit,' a learnable combination of passion and perseverance, which matters more than innate talent.
- The Bicycle Guide toInfluence: The Psychology of PersuasionAn experimental social psychologist reveals the six universal psychological principles that drive automatic human compliance and shows how to recognize and defend against their exploitation.
- The Bicycle Guide toInsight EurichSelf-awareness—the ability to see ourselves clearly and understand how others see us—is the foundational meta-skill for success and happiness in the 21st century, and this book provides a research-backed framework for developing it.
- The Bicycle Guide toLeading TeamsEffective work teams come not from leaders managing behavior in real time but from leaders creating and sustaining five enabling conditions that set the stage for great team performance.
- The Bicycle Guide toMans search for meaningA Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist argues that the deepest human drive is the search for meaning, which can be fulfilled under any conditions—even the most agonizing—through how we choose to respond to life.
- The Bicycle Guide toMindset: The New Psychology of SuccessThe beliefs people hold about whether their basic qualities are fixed or developable shape how they approach challenges, effort, failure, and relationships across every domain of life.
- The Bicycle Guide toThe Culture Code The Secrets of Highly Successful GroupsThrough a patented 'discovery' method, Clotaire Rapaille reveals the unconscious 'Culture Codes'—the emotional meanings cultures imprint on things like cars, love, food, and money—that secretly drive why people buy and behave as they do.
- The Bicycle Guide toThe How of HappinessA research psychologist reveals that 40% of our happiness is within our control and presents a dozen evidence-based activities to achieve and sustain lasting well-being.