Featured Books & Publications

More Than 85 Broads is an essential read for women and men at every stage of their careers and lives. It will surprise you, motivate you, and inspire you to connect with others. Most importantly, it will help you find your own passion, build your own network, and define success on your own terms.

The Brooklyn based band, My M.O., fronted by three women hailing from different countries, sing songs about a wide range of subject matter, from their love of Jamaica to society’s over-consumption issues, being loved when you are down and other emotionally-charged topics. This diverse trio came together to create a dreamy and exotic sound, ignoring any sense of genre boundaries. Their most recent release, ‘Bonfire’ is a full length album that blends low-fi guitars, organs and synths with quirky harmonies, rhymes, catchy melodies and heavy percussion.

We are a wired world. We’re always available, always “plugged in.” But studies are finding that the way we use and overuse technology are actually hurting our professional productivity, our business and personal relationships, and the way we live and are present in our lives.

In fact, new research shows that an overuse of technology is actually damaging our brains and our bodies. We’re increasingly stressed and anxious. We’re never “off.” We aren’t wired—we’re overwired.

But there is a simple solution—we can rewire ourselves for success and wellness. Rewired: How to Work Smarter, Live Better, and Be Purposefully Productive shows you how to unwire and step back from technology to regain clarity and focus. It then teaches you how to rewire, set boundaries, and establish effective systems to be more productive and fulfilled, personally and professionally. Rewire for success and wellness, with Rewired.

Part self-help manual, part inspiration, This Is Not the Career I Ordered: Empowering Strategies From Women Who Recharged, Reignited, and Reinvented Their Careers is a dynamic resource for those contemplating a career change or in need of a professional jump start in an existing career.

Professional career reinvention is possible and this book will show you how to play to your strengths, discover your passions, and own your humble confidence as you plan your next career move. Told through the lens of amazing women who have reignited their careers ­ including the author who speaks from experience about her emotional career transition journey. This book is multi generational and appropriate for your daughters, sisters, mothers, friends, and colleagues. Chock full of empowering, energizing, and motivating action steps to help you find a career that you will love.

If you want to tap into the potential of your Spirit in your
professional role, hear a calling to be of service as a coach, enhance
coaching mastery coach or just wish to use coaching competencies, read this book.

Coaching with Spirit, both practical and profound, allows you to eaves drop in coaching conversations that enhance purposefulness and effectiveness by integrating spirituality in professional interactions.

This guide suggests ways to tap into essence and welcome Spirit into your business.

Author and coach since 1987, known as the Grandmother of Coaching, and the first Master Certified Coach in the world, Teri-E Belf, MA, MCC, BCC and 40 contributors (coaches, clients and leaders) share their questions, stories, myriad viewpoints, wisdom and experiences of coachable moments and how to access, use and be used by Spirit in ways
that allows success to emerge rather than by force. You, your clients, organizations and companies will benefit.

The concept of the book Two Good Rounds – 19th Hole Stories from the World’s Greatest Golfers is to highlight the social side of golf in a respectful manner and share personal vignettes of some of the most loved Pro golfers from around the world. Many amateur golfers can relate to the stories told as much of golf revolves around the comradery created during and after a round of golf. 36 of the top Professional Tour golfers, men & women, from around the world shared their moments of celebration, memories from childhood, their favorite drinks and what is popular in their country.
Everybody loves a celebration and golfers are no exception. It has long been a tradition after a round of golf to gather together and celebrate a win or merely enjoy the company of friends, new and old, with a second round at “the 19th hole,” a slang term used in golf that refers to a pub, bar, or restaurant on or near the golf course. Two Good Rounds is an international tribute to great golfers and the golf lifestyle, which often includes the enjoyment of drinks. In each chapter, golf writer Elisa Gaudet asks a notable professional golfer the same questions: What is your favorite drink? What is your favorite clubhouse or 19th hole? And what is a special time or memory you can recall from a 19th hole?
The results yielded a wide array of answers ranging from crazy celebrations after a win to heartfelt memories of childhoods spent playing golf with family and friends. From the Arnold Palmer (one-half lemonade, one-half iced tea) to the Guinness (the beloved drink of tour star Darren Clarke), to Ernie Els award winning South African wine, drinks and golf are inextricably linked.

Two Good Rounds shows you how.

Admitted is a witty and accessible interactive guide to the entire MBA application process. Along with helpful tips and stories about successful applicants, Admitted breaks down the application journey from beginning to end. The heart of the book is its exploration of the leadership essays and helps student show their authentic selves through storytelling. It helps the applicant put words around questions about character, decisions, motivations, attitudes, and key strengths.

Admitted not only helps applicants structure their campaigns, but it encourages them to explore aspirations, life experience, work style, emotional intelligence, and place in the world.

This is the definitive guide to getting into a top MBA program! The book’s organized, easy-to-read format is exactly what prospective business students need to prepare themselves for admission. I highly recommend it! — Janet Hanson, CEO & Founder, 85 Broads.

When a girl with obsessive compulsive disorder falls in love with a sociopath, she must fight for her sanity and her life.

Maxine’s brain is stuck. Everything around her feels wrong and the only way to fix it is to check, double-check, rearrange and count everything. What Maxine can?t fix though is her parents? constant nagging over the absence of a husband. A humiliation that is further compounded when her younger brother runs off with Miss Perfect. Then she meets Sam, a smooth-talking charmer with the weight of the world on his shoulders, and enough terminal diseases to wipe out a small village. Maxine decides that Sam is her salvation, never mind that his life is more depressing than a Greek tragedy, and others are urging her to get away from him. The problem is that Sam has Maxine under his spell. Will Maxine escape from Sam before it is too late?