Riches don't fall from the sky—unless you expect to be showered with winning lottery tickets, of course. However, with the right life and financial position and a long-term plan, everyone can achieve financial security and acquire solid wealth, significantly increasing...

Sun Tzu's "Art of War" is being interpreted in Ukrainian for the first time. The translator, a historian of Eastern philosophy, is convinced that the philosophical and strategic work of the ancient Chinese military leader and the ideas and advice...

The book "48 Laws of Power" will teach you how to become successful and properly build communication with people in order to always achieve what you want. The author of this publication on business psychology is Robert Green, a well-known...

• Updated and supplemented edition • The world bestseller in psychology, which was written in 1984. now revised and expanded with new research, insights, case studies, and online applications. What can make each person say yes? How to convince people...

Our world is a grand system that is becoming more complex every day and poses new difficult challenges. Wars, famine, poverty or a critical state of the ecosystem are not just cataclysms, but system failures of a large computing machine...

This book is for • entrepreneurs who feel born to create, lead and win • small business owners who are looking for a way out of the established framework • those who so far only dream of their own business...

Daniel Goleman's bestseller "Emotional Intelligence" revolutionized psychology.  In the second book on emotional intelligence, the author analyzes the reasons and keys to success in business for both an individual employee and the entire organization, highlighting the skills that distinguish leaders...

The titan of commerce of the 21st century grew from an ordinary book retailer. At the time this book was written, Amazon's sales accounted for at least half of all online sales in the United States. Yes, we are talking...

• Lessons in proper networking • Bestsellers The New York Times • The author's ideas are studied at Stanford Business School The new is the well-forgotten old. And the main commandment of the old careerist about connections that "solve everything"...