In Alignment, Dr. Katie Keller Wood challenges the traditional concept of work-life balance, proposing instead a model of alignment inspired by Montessori education principles. The book encourages readers to view their lives as a mosaic of interconnected parts—work, family, friendships—that require continuous, dynamic alignment rather than a static balance. Drawing on decades of experience and research, Wood offers practical exercises, real-world examples, and reflective activities to help readers recognize early signs of misalignment and guide them through a process of realignment. The book emphasizes embracing oneself as a whole person and finding joy and value in all life areas, including meaningful work, while addressing systemic and privilege-related considerations.

In "Joyspan" stellt Dr. Kerry Burnight das Konzept des "Joyspan" vor: die Kunst und Wissenschaft, im Alter ein erfülltes, sinnvolles und freudvolles Leben zu führen. Das Buch verbindet wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse mit praktischen Strategien und persönlichen Geschichten, darunter auch die ihrer 95-jährigen Mutter Betty. Es zeigt, dass die Qualität des Lebens wichtiger ist als die Länge und bietet konkrete Werkzeuge, um Herausforderungen wie Pflege, Demenz, Isolation oder finanzielle Sorgen zu meistern. Joyspan ist ein Manifest und ein Handbuch zugleich – für alle, die das Altern neu denken und ihr Leben mit Sinn, Verbindung und Freude gestalten wollen.

In 'Write a Must-Read', A.J. Harper shares her expertise on writing nonfiction books that resonate with readers. The book is centered around the 'Reader First' philosophy, emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing the needs, desires, and challenges of the ideal reader. Harper provides practical advice on identifying the ideal reader, crafting the Core Message, and using teaching points, stories, anecdotes, and case studies to serve the reader. The book also includes guidance on editing and the process of publishing and marketing.

In 'Profit First', Mike Michalowicz introduces a behavioral approach to accounting that flips the conventional formula from 'Sales - Expenses = Profit' to 'Sales - Profit = Expenses'. This system involves taking a predetermined percentage of sales as profit first and then allocating the remainder for expenses. The book provides practical, step-by-step advice and case studies to help entrepreneurs manage their businesses more effectively, ensuring early and sustained profitability and long-term growth.

In 'Main Street Millionaire: How to Create Financial Success', Alexzandra De La Iglesia provides a straightforward and accessible four-step process to help entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve financial success. The book focuses on identifying the ideal customer and implementing strategies to maximize sales, making it easier for anyone to create a strategic plan for financial growth.