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Before going big, check out the recommendations, lessons learned and innovative concepts.

Success isn't just for the lucky. It's for anyone with drive and the spirit to learn. Get the kick-in-the-pants inspiration you've been missing with these seven great new reads.

When you're in the startup phase, you can get overwhelmed quickly. Get out of that loop by tapping into the knowledge of these 10 inspirational authors.

Outsourcing can feel like a big expense for a small business. However, if you see the right signs, outsourcing may be one of the best ways to fast-track your company's success.

Is technology good? Digitization bad? Or does the truth lie somewhere in a murky in-between area? Find out for yourself after reading these half-dozen books on tech's role in everyday work and life.

Starting a business is one thing. Growing it is another. Find hope and help in these five been-there, done-that books from entrepreneurs eager to share their scaling secrets and prowess.

If you want to change the trajectory of your life, start today with some inspiration from others who have gone before you.

Adopting a growth mindset will help you face the challenges that stand in the way of your business being successful.

Increasing the success of your nonprofit requires you to adapt to changes.

Entrepreneurship isn't just about smarts and sweat. It's about the inspiration to stick it out from startup to sell-off. Use these books to motivate your journey and tickle your brain.

When you want to give your lifestyle a kick in the pants or pivot from your dull routine, reach for these straightforward reads.

Make changes through scheduling, automation and workflow optimization to free up your team to do their very best work.

By drawing on the expertise of others, you can go a long way towards ensuring that your path forward will be a successful one.

VCs know the score, so any attempt to snowball them won't work. Tell them what they need to know, though, and you're likely to get invited back.

Parents: No one else will guide your child through the basics of money management, and it's almost never too soon to start.

Growing in leadership is a life-long process, so learn from these authors who may have been at it longer than you.

A watchful eye is essential to keeping ahead of competitors.

Your business would be nothing without your customers. Hold up your end of the bargain by putting their needs first.

Who doesn't need a dose of inspiration? These titles bring it.

Bolster your confidence and gain business ideas for the new year from these eight authors.

Making a few adjustments in order to create more justice-oriented policies is a good move for the betterment of your company.

Be as ready as you can be for whatever the next year holds.

Innovative ideas start with looking at obstacles causing real harm.

Money drives a lot of things, but it doesn't have to drive you.

Defining what makes your offering different will determine your success.

The experience of others can teach you a lot about how to craft your own definition of achievement.

Take a break from the everyday unrest of this year to be inspired by the stories of others who have faced adversity and overcame it.

With a little ingenuity, it's possible to keep the lights on and even grow your business.

If you want to help your employees and colleagues communicate effectively, take a look at how your shared information is stored.

Countless innovators before you have faced down challenges of their own, and hearing their stories is a great way to start forming your own.