Featured Authors
Corrie Zimerla
Practicing the Art of Shut the Hell Up!
A Modern Guide to Shutting Up, Showing Up, and Leading with Emotional Clarity
A guide for leaders who want more.
The definitive resource if you are ready to stop outsourcing your worth, think with intention, and live in alignment with who you truly are—welcome to the work.
Through practical reflection and deeply human insight, you will build what the author calls soul skills-the emotional, mental, and nervous-system muscles that keep you grounded when life gets complicated. Each chapter stands alone as a useful tool; together, they form a cohesive framework for living with intention, navigating conflict with maturity, and showing up in alignment with your values.
Welcome to the work.
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Paul Roetzer
The AI Transformation Blueprint
A Human-Centered Approach to Organizational Change
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of work faster than most organizations can adapt. AI model advancements and increasingly autonomous agents are forcing a radical transformation of talent, teams, organizational structures, and strategies.
Leaders face conflicting pressures to take a responsible, human-centered approach to AI, while leveraging the technology for near-term gains in efficiency, productivity, and profitability.
The AI Transformation Blueprint is a change management guide for those who want to lead with urgency, clarity, and humanity. Written for leaders and professionals at every stage of AI adoption, it introduces the AI Transformation System (AITS), a comprehensive framework designed to move organizations from AI understanding and experimentation to sustained innovation and success.
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Jim Gilbride, Eric Sandy, Scott Anthony
The Media Mindset
How Water & Wastewater Companies Win By Thinking Like Media Brands
The Media Mindset is a practical guide for water and wastewater companies who are done chruning out content for content's sake. If you're tired of chasing trade show leads and ready to build something with staying power, this is for you.
The team wrote this book after years in both publishing and content strategy—including building Water Daily, a media brand dedicated to the this industry. What they learned is simple: the brands that win in the water sector don't act like vendors. They act like media companies.