Steve Curtin’s new book, The Revelation Conversation: Inspire Greater Employee Engagement by Connecting to Purpose, lays everything out in chronological order. From A to Z. …

Alan M. Patterson’s new book is a new kind of leadership advice tutorial. It eschews the typical, cold, brutish nature of many of its thematic predecessors — as its title would suggest. With Burn Ladders, Build Bridges: Pursuing Work with Meaning + Purpose, Patterson advocates for a more holistic, dynamic…

Christopher Kolenda’s editorial effort Leadership: The Warrior’s Art is a welcome relief from traditional compilations. For one, Mr. Kolenda lets each contributor breathe as an individual with each piece of meditation, the other being he knows how to subtly entwine each story so as to create a centered, narrative whole. …

“Actively disengaged employees make up, on average, three out of every twenty employees. These employees aren’t just unhappy at work; they are resentful that their needs aren’t being met and are acting out their unhappiness while enduring miserable work experiences and spreading their unhappiness to their colleagues,” Steve Curtin writes…

Nicole M. Sahin’s new book is titled Global Talent Unleashed: An Executive’s Guide to Conquering the World. As the title would suggest, the book is a detailed, statistically-backed, example-laden meditation on how to navigate an increasingly remote (pun intended) corporate landscape. …

Through the last three years alone, Project Grand Slam has dropped not one but for really profound LPs that have had critics across the American and international undergrounds talking, largely because of the evenhanded jazz and rock tones they intersperse so brilliantly. The last record this Robert Miller-led bunch released…

The momentum within the underground Americana movement is getting too strong for anyone to slow down, and when listening to an immersive album like Songs from the Reading Room, this makes a whole lot of sense to a critic like myself. Songs from the Reading Room puts us right beside…

Ritesh Das first founded the Toronto Tabla Ensemble in 1991 as a musical cultural ambassador for the Indian community in Canada. It has blossomed into so much more. Those humble beginnings transformed into a school, an acclaimed youth ensemble, and even a burgeoning interest in films. A series of musical…

Depending on your perspective, I think it’s a little difficult to escape some of the more esoteric themes in the new EP On the Day That You Come To from Del Vertigo. Although most are implied, there’s a sense of spirituality in this record that extends itself to the narratives…