“The Nine Essential Questions for Organizational Transformation” by Aaron Streeton

Aaron Streeton’s The Nine Essential Questions for Organizational Transformation is a practical guide to something that corporations talk about constantly but frequently fail to accomplish: meaningful organizational change. Streeton’s central argument is straightforward. Organizations cannot transform themselves by tinkering with individual problems. They have to understand how objectives, culture, leadership, employees, processes, structure, systems, and technology operate together. His Targeted Operating Model provides the framework for doing precisely that.

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“RUG” by Sherry Whitaker Budziak & Kevin G. Ordoñez

RUG: How to Move What You’re Trippping Over and Lead with H.E.A.R.T. by Sherry Whitaker Budziak and Kevin G. Ordoñez is both a leadership framework and a deeply personal story about what happens when life rips the floor out from under you. From the opening pages, Budziak makes it clear this isn’t going to be a corporate buzzword manual (thank goodness, right?!). Disruption, she argues, doesn’t just arrive in the form of new technology or shifting markets. Sometimes it comes as devastating silence in your own home, forcing you to confront not only what’s broken, but what’s been quietly “under the rug” for years.

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“The Humility You Want and the World Needs” by Schalee Sanchez

In The Humility You Want and the World Needs, author Schalee Sanchez takes on the age of bluster, social media narcissism, and relentless self-promotion, reminding us of what true inner peace and real leadership skills look like when a person can remain humble and morally grounded. Refusing to see humility as a weakness, Sanchez explores how a life based on this principle can lead to a positive transformation of our relationships and the world we live in, creating a healthier way for all of us to live.

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