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An energizing and practical guide to shifting from being the genius in the room to being the genius maker. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Multipliers.
- energizing
- reflective
- empowering
- forward-looking
- 01
Radical Candor
Kim Scott
An energizing, pragmatic masterclass in navigating the messy human dynamics of leadership with both honesty and heart.
- 02
Leaders Eat Last
Simon Sinek
An earnest, story-driven exploration of why psychological safety is the biological bedrock of every great team.
- 03
Dare to lead
Brené Brown
A warm, challenging invitation to drop the armor and lead with a whole heart.
- 04
The coaching habit
Michael Bungay Stanier
A punchy, practical toolkit that transforms the heavy burden of leadership into a light, curious practice of asking the right questions.
- 05
Working with Emotional Intelligence
Daniel Goleman · 1998
A pragmatic, research-backed guide to mastering the invisible emotional currents that dictate professional success.
- 06
Good to Great
Jim Collins
A methodical, research-backed roadmap that transforms the daunting challenge of organizational excellence into a series of disciplined, actionable steps.
- 07
Originals
Adam Grant
An invigorating intellectual dinner party that leaves you feeling equipped to change the world, or at least your workplace.
- 08
Find Your Why
Simon Sinek
An energizing, pragmatic toolkit for transforming vague professional dissatisfaction into a clear, actionable sense of purpose.
- 09
The culture code
Daniel Coyle
An energizing masterclass in the invisible forces that transform a group of strangers into a powerhouse team.
- 10
Creativity, Inc.
Ed Catmull and Amy Wallace
A backstage pass to the messy, magical, and deeply human process of building a culture where imagination can thrive.
- 11
Smarter Faster Better
Charles Duhigg
A fascinating, story-driven exploration of the hidden cognitive levers that transform how we work and live.
- 12
Essentialism
Greg McKeown
A deep exhale for the chronically overworked, offering a permission slip to finally say no and focus on what actually matters.
