Okay, I’ll admit it from the outset – this review is biased.

When I start reading this book, I was a bit unsure about it. The reason is that it is written in a "fragmentalistic" style...

You might be wondering why a business book is titled Sharkonomics.

Earlier in my career I approached self-help books with unbridled enthusiasm and expectation which invariably led to disappointment. The search for subject mastery proved elusive.

I’ll start with a confession. I was getting ready to hate this book before I started it...

The best reason to read this short book is to spend time in the company of the author.

Here’s a book that flies in the face of the zeitgeist. Subtitled, “Eight Unconventional CEOS and their radically rational blueprint for success”.

Interesting book this. I’ll start by saying that a lot of it is just an elegant way of presenting the bleeding obvious

Lisa Nirell cuts to the chase quickly in The Mindful Marketer, which is arguably in line with the principles she has outlined in the book around effective decision-making.

“The obvious is only obvious when it happens to someone else.” (Anthony Marra).